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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1933-01-26, Page 5ed'ay, Xa etary 26th, 1931x. eeeeneeneeeeeeneene BUSINESS CARDS. DUDLEY .E. O E .RISTER, SOLICITOR, I~]OT., A%Y PUBLIC, ETC. macre---Ilamilton Street, Just o i the Square, GODERICFt, Ontaido. alooloial Attention to Counsel and Court WOrk. Att. Holmes may be consultee) at i+ eadericia by Phone, and Phone charges reversed. Dr. H. H. C©WE •, L. D. S•. D. D S. DENTALR SU GEO,N At DEJTZ BLOCH-ZURICH yery Thursday, Friday, Saturday At 11AR.TLEIB' S BLOCK, DASHWOOD Every Monday, Tuesday and ;Wednesday You flaunts, ts, Foy^ St' tel Losty Fours ,,14 wave, License! Auctioneer For Huron and Middlesex k .AM IN A POSITION TO CON- aony Auction Sale, regardless eze to size or article to sell. I solicit ;fir business, and if not satisfied will make no charges for Services R2n- 'al. ARTHUR WEBER -Dashwood Plume 13-57. Zurichs' Popular FAT MARKET Always a good Supply of Fresh and Cured Meats Bol agnas, Sausages, Weiners, Hams, Etc.., always on hand Highest Cash Prices for Wool, Hides and Skins "Let Us Serve Your . Ymagblut & Son SERVICE Why We have the Better Class of Customers iI$3d133 CLASS GOODS, U. S. L. ZATTERIES, MOBILE OIL MAR - 'VELURE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES eitIND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION ?arta, Hohning and Mechanical'Wor lion. to Micrometer Settings, No ,•mss work. Watch the cars that TOP at WEIN'S, They are al! HIGH CLASS CLIENTELE. ' aDASIiWOOD ONTARIO cKiniey aby We are allowing a discount of $1.001 on 100 chicks on all orders, received by Jan. 31st. We also protect you on the Price. All' Blood -Tested Breeding Stock also Government Approved._ Barred Rocks, White Boeke and. White Leghorns, Call 97r4, I3ensal1 Central for P'r'ice List. ' A. F- M:cKIN'LEY,.-Zurich, Ont,: For Sale A real good Chev. Coupe, for sale very cheap. L. Prang & Son, Zurich, Ont ZURICH rHERALD L CAL IN FINS Mr. David McNaughton of 73ayAield was in town on Tuesday,' Mrs. Allen of I b eter, is visiting with .her sister Mrs, Jos. Routledge for the week, We are pleased to report that 4r. Casper Wolper, who recently return- ed from London Hospital, is improv- hr>; lei well as can be expected. The three week's revival services campaign conducted by .Rev. .Burn in the Evangelical churn h came to a elose last Friday evening. And at the Sunday evening service there was reception of church membership. Messrs W. F. Jennison and Leon- ard Sararas, of the Blue Water high- way weed at London last week, at- tending the Threshermen's Conven- tion, hold in that eity. The auction sale on Saturda$rbro` ught out a big crowd of, people,and price were fair considering copciit- ions in general. The continued fine weather is wea- rring away the winter months, and nearly every day has a thaw -with no seihw to be even 'anywhere. The mild weather is a considerable' saver on the fuel hill,, NEW CASH PRICES Mr. and Jii;:;. Aatron. Erb, MreneV. o L nese o,a, and the Miss 15 Bags or over Fine Chop per bag 7v ennen rind s :atrice Gerber of the 15 Bags or aver Cattle chop, bog >c I le., heo line„ attended the funeral of 25 lbs Pastry Flour at ' at Kingwood, near 100 lbs. Pastry Flour at a nn nen ey, on wtetrday. 100 lbs. Poultry Concentrate tom 1t{ Ii i.:e�.i1 Mid -Winter Sale of 500 lbs. Laying Mash, at $.3.00 ZURICH FLOUR MILLS >.nerehandi e in the: store of 3. Gescho & Son'; store is meeting with big ::ue a.._ and many are the- happy and >ati lied customers leaving this.place daily. Remember, Jan. 31st" is the last bargain day, so act quick. • FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE Ford Tudor, 1931 Model, First class condition. Apply to: Rev. E. Tuerkheim Zurich Moving pictures, as prepared by 1 the Massey -Harris Company, for dui Imperial Conference, will be shown ! New Auto Markers in 'Town Hall, Zurich some afternoon I Auto License Issuer, James Mac - Mr, 0. I'edarsen of Dashwood cal- led on Zurich friends on Saturday. Mr, Archie Routledge, of Regina, visited with his parents, Dr. and Mrs, Jos. Routledge, of .town, Mrs.. C, Fritz, and son Ward and daughter, Miss Pearl Wurtz, spent a• few days at Windsor and Detroit, the beginning of the week. Mr. Emanuel Sararas recently re- turned from a trip to Detroit, where he spent a few weeks with relatives. Mr. Morris Klumpp and Miss Selma Rader of Dashwood, were Tuesday visitors with the latter's cousin; Miss Lilyan Rader of town. Mr. and .Mrs. Herb Mousseau, sp- ent a few days last week visiting with friends in Pt. Huron and Crosswell, Mich. 'Messrs. Lloyd Eidt, and Ed. Kins- man, of the Benk of Montreal staff„ spent the week -end at their homes in Ingersoll and St. Marys, respeciively. Dr. A. Moir, proprietor of the Hur- on Springs Sanatorium, south of Hensen, called in town one day last week. The Doctor is very much in- terested in Radium,treatment, and delivered an addresalong thisline in the Hillsgreen church on Tuesday evening of this week. At the R. C. church, Drysdale; on January 10th, Lavilda, daughter of David Plante, was united in marriage to Joseph Cox'riveau, Jr., The cer- emony was performed by Rev. Father Marchand. Mr. and Mrs. Corriveau will reside on Mrs. V. Denamme's farm near .St; Joseph, which Mr. Cor- riveau has rentedfor a term of years Judge T. M. Costello, of Goderich presided at the local Division Court in the Zurich. Town Hall, on Tuesday. Among the legal fraternity we notic- ed the following solicitors Mr. J. E. Denelly, Goderich; Mr. J. G. Steen - bury and A. Morley of Exeter; and Mr: Meir, of Seaforth. It was in - Alt ed an interesting forenoon in the town hall, with excitment galore. next week. For further particulars callthe local representatives, 0. Klopp & Son, Zurich. The annual meeting of The Hay Mutual lire insurance Company Will be held in the TOi['il Hall, Zurich, ton This is usually an interesting yt- ing ancl. Weil patroni.eed by the ions pollee? holders.. Mrs. He.lb ICxueger, Mr.J,• M l idea Louis SC l :knee 1,. Tonder air:' daut c.; I otW a, err 1. 14I .. Morels Klump of Dasitrvood, were Sunday vi:•'_: ore at the home o:F Mr. and Mrs Roy 11 14t1Hay Vicar, Goderich, reports that 1933 auto markers are selling equally as APPLICATIONS good, if not better than last year, The prices this year are slightly changed.: Four cylinder cars, $7.00; . For the position of Assessor of the six cylinder up to 28 h.p., $12; over Township of Hay for the year 1933 28 h.p. $15; eight cylinder up to 35 will be received by the Council of the Monday afternoon, January 3�h h.p. $15; over 35 h.p. $20. Eearly Township of Hay up to twelve o'clock sale is probably due to the absence of in the forenoon of Tuesday, January 31st, 1933. Applications should be 4174 snow. February is always ides big month for the -purchase of markers, mailed or handed to undersigned on 1s` g nti after the authorities have fixed a or before that time and date. and �e i time limit for the use of the old unm- Dated at .Zurich, January 16th, 19.33 fai*ii, • i. bees. e A. F. HESS, of to vii, Mr. and Clerk, Township of Hay. 33rd Annual At -Home The President and officers of the Huron Old Boy's Association of Tor - NOTICE TO CREDITORS ernes, x con., . .onto announce the 33rd annual At - Home to be held at; the Arcarian Co - and...Mrs. John B. i,poa te, of art, Robert Simpson `Company, Bay TAKE NOTICE that all Creditors the I31ue 1 ..ter Higiivray, north of Street, Toronto on Friday evening, and others having claims against the St. Joseph, .and who spena the past Feb. 3rd, as 8 o'clock. Gentlemen estate of Elizabeth Papineau, late of seven weeks 'visiting relative' in tr''i` tickets $1.35 and war tax. Ladies' the Township of Hay, in the County big city of Chicago, Ill, and also in, tickets 90c. and taxa Refreshments, of Huron, in the. Province of Ontario, ltlarquetie. 111r, Laport a,evrees tis oecriestra, dancing (old time and new Widow, deceased, ,are required to de- that they had a most enjoyable time, euchre, bridge. L. M. Pringle,. Pre - river td the undersigned executor, a seeing very little snow on their jour- isident; D. D. Wilson, Treas., E. E. full statement of their claims if arty, I new, •and one would not know there 1�'.loody, .Secy. ainst the said deceased, nn or was such a thing as depression in •', before the 10th day of February,' the big city of Chicago, by looking 1933 Plates by Feb. 1st 1933, after which date the Executorat the enornious amount of trhfFicLocal reports are that February 1 will proceed to distribute the assets on the streets. ' They made the ltxip is likely to be set as the unofficial l of the said deceased among those' from Detroit to 'Chicago by Motor time limit for securing 1933 motor entitled thereto, having regard only Bus, and had plenty of scenery. I • licenses. After that date, licensing to the claims of which he shall then , officials are likely to ask police to have notice. In Division Court conduct a check-up on delinquents, it Dated at Windsor, Ontario, this 30th! Tuesday forenoon saw another in -is said. The issuing of motor mark - day F EeE ICK 1932.P ( tenesting sitting of 10th Division ers has been unusually slow in some FREDERICK PAPINEAU, ,Court in the Zurich Town hall, which places. ' Hon. Leopold Macauley,, 752 Hall ;'venue' was practically filled to capacity, as highway minister, recently announced iind.�or, Oxitaxio.i many were obliged to find sitting that a stricted enforcement of regu- room in the gallery. Judgt' T. M, lotions might be necessary in order Costello was in his usual good spirits to speed up the sale of already over - with Iris occasional humorous. remarks due 1933 licenses. OT'I E TO C1 iTC�RS Wird chang ii over to serious thinking Radio Officials TAKE that ail Creditors he kept the large gathering well un- Mr. S. G. McFarlane of Clinton, and others having claims against the der control, oThe lir ttnei e • was the Radio Supervisor for South Huron, announces the appointment of the following Radio License Vendors for f Western Farmers' Mutual' Weather insurance C OF WOODSTOCK '1hQ Largest Business of any Canadian Company doing Business in Ontario- ;,'Y•attunt of Insurance at Risk on Deo, flat, 193tL;: ,`j`i,1i9,593,724, 'Total Cash in Bona and Bonds $199,101,.61 Mate- 4.1e per $1,005 Iec RFarai•t E. F. Klopp -Zurich i;ienf, Also Dealer in l.i¢htnint Rods sod all kinds of Fire Insurance IM 1 I VE p o U LT R WANTED if ekes! every Gay till 3 &cam, p.m. ;a"9ie not feed Fowl same morning when brought in. Sighed Cask Prices --CASH FON--- CRE AND EGGS W O Bi"1e lktSi[+e 1111. Ren. -94, Ztadett THE HERALD'S DEPARTMENT ever ready t serve the pub- Sr ub • S with Commercial anal .f' imralg. Get o prices be- IZ u iii rear, e rl ;- estate of Joseph 1 apineau late of the Township of Hay, in the County of Huron, in• the Province of Ontario, Farmer, deceased, • are required to deliver to the tmde'rsigned executor and trustee, a full statement of their claims if any, against the said de- ceased, on or before the 1.0th day 'of February, 1933, after which date the executor and trustee will proceed to distribute .the assets of the said deceased among those entitled there- to, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have notice. Dated at Windsor, Ontario, this 30th, day of December, 1932. PETER PAPINEAU, • 762 Hall Avenue, Windsor, Ontario Executor and Trustee NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Samuel Schoch, late of the Touniship of Hay,'. in the County of Huron, Farmer, A.D. who • died on the 13th day na '3'unr„ 1932, are required to forward their claims duly provers to the under- signed on or before the: 27th •qday of .lantraly", .L i I933. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV- EN that after the, said date the Exe- cuters cix%xs will proceed to distribute estate having regard only to the claims off' which. tlwy then shall have trotice - su: on ,Tanu.ary, A•l , 1 3 Exx cuff=s,„ Zenith,. Ont. `DATED at Zurich., Ott. this 11th ;tele? $chorh,..... However. winding up ,hi, r ai between C. Salmon plaintiff and J.` Hey, Jr., defendant. This case some months ago took several hours to. give the evidence, and the Judge or- dered the two gentlemen with their solicitors to retire to the council chambers in the basement of the hall and settle it among themselves, which after a few hours deliberation was .finally done. The next case was Raiig vs Jaeobe for the possession of an iron kettle, This ease took considerable tune. As at a local butchering t ,Cse ket- tles in some way got mixed, and Rar- ig took out papers and had the ket- tle heeclaimed seized. Three men in the audience were salt out to ex- amine the two kettles and reported that there was not five cents differ- ence in the valuation of the kettles, and the defendant statedthe same, and expressed that it was immaterial which kettle he had, only to retain his dignity he let it come before the judge. However the plaintiff had witnesses to the identy of his article and the judge allowed hire possession of the kettle. 3. G. Stanbury of Ex- eter acted for the plaintiff in this case. The last case was Rose vs Berard. The defendant in this ease had endorsed a note that was being held by the plaintiff, but said he had no money to pay on the note, ao the Judge . granted hint till. the October sitting of the Court to raise some in the meanmean bine, and also the defend- ant is to bring along his brother, who is the first party on the note; and had received the value thereof. 'Ilie Court was then adjourned for 30 mltnte5, after which .only- judgment :surtitnous cases were dealt with, ,.«,�.« YM eee a0•000•00000 0000011000010*** • F-ertilizer Fertilizer We have a good Brand of Feirtiliier that we will -deliver t at $119.00 a Ton. Let Us have Your Order! • Keep your Stock and Poultry Healthythis t l�. y S k n Pur his '�Xlzn er„by P �' i using Our Various Brands of Stock and Poultry k oods, and Laying Mash. None Better on the Markets To -Day! COAL COAL Don't .Forget, We can supply you with the,.proper Fuel. • to keep your !Home nice and cosy ' all Winter at the $ Lowest Possible Cost. Coal, all Sizes, and Coke. Good Supply Always on Hand. STOCK FOODS 1 1 1 "We do Custom Seed Cleaning" • Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs. I L. Schiibe else easafte.seasemoyeoraver we.o.e,eoamts•tura. rt..0 0,124icargg1' 'kms otters' 'e • • • • •• • • • sa •' • 1 1 • CS riVYWWIVWdeval\th.V\MIV Vk 1 Zurich DIU --toi We have a full Line ©f all the requirements of School Supp les •••••••••o•••••.geoo-sr,a,.mo• PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC. IN STOCK. ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT •e00e0e. 4).4;eoe.e...0••40?O1,4>i SEE OUR SUPPLY OF TOILET PREPER.ATIONS : Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfumizers, Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes. FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN PENS. D WW' r. A, J. MacKinnon, Zurich 1 llAPPFIWRMAK RMU:NW WMPTTAPP4, .,e••••••••••••{•*O+O. seg®o09os-ep ooA4"-”-t000 o4...•t • • • • • • • • • • • • South Huron, who are authorized to • sell licenses for delinquent 1932-33 • and also new licenses for 1933-34. J. t ZURICH HERALD and the following raper ZTJRI[H HERALD'S Clubbing List Alex. Kerr, Seaforth, and Mciaulop; Horace P. Wilbee, for Seaforth and Tuckersmith, F. Ford, Clinton, for Clinton and Goderich Tp; R. Forester 'Clinton, for Clintoon and Hullett Township. John Pease, Bayfield, for Bayfield and Stanley Tp. Sam. W. Sims, Exeter, for east side of Exeter and Usborne Tp,; P. D. Vahey„ Ex- eter, for west side of Exeter and Stephen twp; Milford Merner, Dash- wood, for Dashwood. H. 0. Darman Hensel', for Hensall and Ray twp, Cattle Net Good Returns A recent despatch from Ottawa is as follows:: "A cable received. by , the Dom. Dept. of Agric, reposed sale of a number of cattle ship; Glasgow on the S. S. Solaria. These sold at slightly better prices than those prevailing for Irish cattle, o top quality making 7.12 cents per pound live weight at the current rate of ex- change, while other grades made a- round 6.35 cents. The cattle mention- ed in this item consisted of 199 heap • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4. • • • •0 shipped from this district through s the Richelieu Corporation of Mon- treal. The best animals in this ship- ment hi $80 - p merit will net the farmer over a head after all expenses are paid. The largest number of cattle in this consignment were shipped by Gar. Hill, west of Crediton, who had 27 head in the lot. The Toronto, mark- ets at about the same time quoted 0 -cern from $3.15 to $4.00 with. a few choice up to $4.50. • • e► • • •• • w for one Year: Kitchener Daily Record $5.10 Toronto Daily Globe $6.00 Toronto Daily Mail and Empire $6.00 Toronto Daily Star $7.00 Toronto Weekly Star $6.00 London Free Press $6.00 London Advertiser $6.00 London, Farmer's Advocate $2.25 Farm and Dairy $2.75 Farmers' Sun , $2.50 Family Herald and Weekly Star $2.25 Family Herald for 3 years $3.00 Canadian Countryman $2.25 5 - � ssa. $+3. 2 15 Weekly Witness .150 Fanners' Magazine .............. ~•"�•• $2 70 Huron Expositor, Seaforth Anila great many more that we cannot enumerate here. We have the Agency for every. reputable M,igf>rine .in Canada and the United States, and can save you money en the most of them. Renew all your Papers and Magazines at our Office and save Trouble and Money: HERALD OFFICE Zurich .• r+�ss•®•m•s••••Ae••••A�A • • e►• • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • T • • b • • • • • • • ••• • • • •• •