Zurich Herald, 1933-03-02, Page 5lletredays March 2*4 19n
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ARY PUBLIC, ETC.
mCE--1 iamilto s Street, lust off
'* s Square, GO»1 )i;,1CH, Ontario,
Special Attention to Counsel and
Court Work.
ili<r. Holmes may be consulted at
£•derieh by Rhone, and Phone
charges reversed.
Dr. I1, 11. C OW E
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DENTAL SURGEON
At DEI'iZ BLOCK-ZURI av
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Ivry ThuredaY, Friday, Situ 3
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livery "Monday, TtieB(Iay and
BIN ear+asda'y
Joe giso•
w.ntsf For Solei Loots.
Found, Notice; Eto.Ads
IN 'ISMOOLAINIIII and familyoE,Yondgn, vee Sunday
visitors s. C. t4yotte of Own' Who Spent
ent
For Seth the past fie*Monthsin Deti;oit, With
her children; has returned to tier
A good Koester Patterer
Very Cheap, for quick sale.
Mr. and Mrs, Orville Steinbach
Rado'Set. home in the village. Ent, a
Magel of Detroit Sp
few days in town last week, awn pt•
Apply to L. A. Prange Zurch tending the funeral of hex niece,
Mrs. Leonard Bender.
Mr. Ivan L. Kalbfieisch recently.
attended a dealer's demonstration.Of-
the nationally advertised Johns Mani
ville quality building products) , i
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Rose of town
have this week moved unto the 4th
men's .mother's farm on the 1,,•,
concession, Hay Township, and• re-
cently vacated' by .Mr. Paul Bedard. '
To -day, Wednesday, being, ,IVlarch
1st, and the beginning of the Lenten
season, and special services Were ob-
served in the R. C. and Lutheran
,churches. Easter falls a little later
this .year than usual, being in April.
;Mr. and 1VIrs.'Jacob Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Smith of :Detroit,
were over last week and attended the
funeral of their niece, Mrs. Leonard
Bender. '
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Ross of De-
troit spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Greb of the Baby-
lon line. Mrs. Ross being a sister
to Mrs. Greb.
The Sr. E. L. C. E. will bold their
annual rally service in the Evangel-
ical church on Sunday evening, March
5th, at 7.30 p.m.
Assessor W. G. Edighoffer is busily
engaged making his annual ,rounds
of duty, and that means that within
a period of months the people of the
community will again be caned upon
to pay taxes.
A large gathering‘of Western. Ont-
ario Liberals was held at London on
Friday 17th, chiefly fox organization
purposes. A, public meeting was held
in the evening addressed by
For Sale
COAL FOR SALE
We have a car of good No. 4, and
Chestnut hard coal, for quack sale.
Phone your ord'eh xn at• •once:.
Stade & Weedo, Zurich.
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Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
AM IN- A POSITION TO CON-
,,ct any Auction Sale, regardless
toWe usizei or-article
and if tosell.
satisfied ticit
will
-yaw business,
.en e no charges for Services Ren
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;ARTHUR WEBER --
one 13•-57.
Popul al'
IEA�i MARKET
Always a good Supply of
Fresh and Cured. Meats
ologna3, Sausages, Weiners,
Ba=ns, Etc., always on hand
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
"'Let Us Sexve Foul"
.ate
y11ngblut & Son
SERVICE
'Why We have the Better
Class .of Customers
;Ii &13 CLASS GOODS, LI. S. L.
BATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR -
:,LUBE O1L, GOODYEAR TIRES
ANL TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
arts, Hohn1' and Mechanical Work
Jsme to Micrometer Settings,
No
gds work. Watch the cars that
STOP at WEIN'S, They are all HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
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DASHWOOD
Bowes Company§
Limited
OF TORONTO
Have opened a Branch in
HENSALL, ONT.
FOR FARM PRODUCE
Highest Cash Prices Paid for Eggs
and Cream.
HAWES & BRANT, Props.
Hensall - •Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all • creditors and others having
claims against the estate of JACOB
BAKER, late of the `Township of
Hay, in the County of Huron, Farm-
er, who died on the second day of
December, A. D. 1932, are required
to forward their claims duly .proven
to the undersigned on or before the
Fourth day of March, A. 1). 1933.
AND NOTICE rs FURTHER GIV-
EN that after the said date the Ad-
ministrator will proceed to, distrib-
ute the estate having regard only to
the claims of which he then shall
have notice.
DATED at urich, Ont-, this 11th
day of February A.D. 1933.
CLARENCE PARKE,
Zurich; Ont.
• Administrator.
Western farmers' Mutual
Weather insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
The ,srgest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario- .
Amount of Insurance a Risk on Deo.
- $latt
Votal Cash in Banff s Dena
199,101,.61
" itioe-$1,10 per d2,oto tow 8 years,
E. F. Klopp_Zurich
Meat, Also Dealer in Liihfnrnd
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
ERAL
Mr, T. L. Wrirm, of 'Toronto, cal-
led in. town during the past week.
Me. Ken.. Routledge motored to
London on Thursday last.
1Vfiss Doris Greb of the Babylon
line spent a'ew days with her sister
Mrs. Hugh Love 'at Grand Bund, ,
Hay council will, meet on Monday
text,elfaeehn eth, for the monthly
meeting. • .,
cies. Ayres and , children of De-
troit,: visited the past week with her'
mother, Mrs. Truerner.
Mx. 'and Mrs. J. W. Merner at
tended the funeral of the former's
sister, Mrs. 'Wm. C. Califon, at Kit
ehener last Thursday.
Mrs. W, •C Wagner and son Leon-
ard, and Mrs, ' A. Melick attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. W. C.
Callfas, , at Kitchener on Thursday
last.
Miss Ida Routledge, who has been
at, London' Hospital, ; undergoing an
'operation, has returned home on
Thursday of last week, and her many
friends are indeed• pleased to learn
that,she is convelscent very ;:avorably
The weatherman has Leen very fa:�-
rable the past week with some nice
a.nd mild -Weather, and as a conse-
euence the •slow. has Dietetically all
disappeared, and 'ebrv.ary went out
.athc :ler•, lett c :+' clear. March
corning in on `Wednesday with con-
siderably colder and snow i.urries, so
we cannot :nst ,ay that it came in
like a lamb seems more like a lion,,
so if the old traditional adage is cor-
rect it will go out like a lamb, any-
way, we will have, to be satisfied as
we get it.. The roads, although froz-
en up solid, are quite rough and
bumpy. But now as we are in th^.
month when spring is ushered in, we
are due to very changeable weather.
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Non -Jury Assizes
The Local News
The' main aim of the weekly news
paper as the naive implies, is to give
news of its own district. It niay have
other aims, such as to give the mer-
chants a chance to tell of their goods
in its columns or to try to influence
public opinion through its editor-
ials; but first of all it must give the
news. Some of this news is not easily
obtained and no editor can cover it
all without assistance. Especially is
this true when you have visitors Isis. The chief change theH'
Many of the ladies thirds that per -for -way Act that will be placed be-
ing in are the most interesting read- I fore the House for consideration will
Ing the whole papery Your visitors
call' for a slowing down of motorists
at railway crossings to a speed of 20
miles per hour.
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your Stock and Poultry, Healthy this Winter..by
Our Various Brands of Stock and,Poultry roods,
and Laying. Mash. None Better on the
Markets To -Day !
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 Sites, "and Coke.
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Good Supply Always on Hand.
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After consultation between county
court officials, including t`te Crown
Attorney, the Magistrate, Clerk of
the Court and Sheriff., with the co -1
operation of solicitors, there will be
no jury cases, criminal or cival, the
r this
and was a res Court beginns on Monday
Mr. Vincent Massey and Mr. M. F. ofon the spring assizes, at which
Hepburn, M. P. . A few.. luriehite's week
Justice otspring , will preside. which
were present at this meeting, which
There are no criminal cases on the
docket and it will be in order to
present His Lordship with a pair of
white gloves, which was done on
eionday. The posting of notices to
61 jurymen to attend was cancelled.
This action will save the ounty of
Huron approximately $1,000.
e
was a similar saving by reason of the
jury being cancelled for the Decein-
bee sessions and altogether there
should be a considerable reduction in
the cost of administration otifter con
juetiee
;o,, 1J33. On Wednes day,
suiting with other court officers, Mag
i :trate Reid committed Clark Stanley
the only criminal case slated for the
Assizes, to the June session instead.
With the consent of the solicitors,
the jury was struck out in one civil
it on the King's a action, a slander case. A divorce ac -
many representations Have been made ion which it was expected would go
to the department for the aboiitioa of to trial was withheld.
the speed limit he said; they• cannot
be considered. I have always likened Hendee -At BZ0 R Nrich February 19,
the speed limit to a sword hanging nd Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bender19.
over the heads of the speedsters. If •
a daughter.
they do not get into trouble, it is all
-right; but directly they do get into Peaches -At Lake Road, Stephen
the sword ' Township, on February 20th, to
trouble through speeding,
falls. le believe the limit is a very Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Peachey, a
definite check on the class of motor- son,
in i , r Moir --At Hensall, on February 23rd,
to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moir, a
son.
Aubin-At Stanley Township, on
February 26th,. to Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Aubin, a claughie-.
Sreenan-At Hay Township, on Feb-
ruary 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
L. Sreenan, a daughter.
Rods
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of course helped things along consid-
erably. '
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A doubleheader in the Exeter rink
on February 16 wee well patronized
and the hockey fans had a full even-
ing of fun. The first game between
Lucan . and Zurich, proved a real.
thriller, with the ,advantage alternat-
ing until finally in the overtime
Oesch and Gascho. clinched the game
with a goal each for Zurich ;:The
score was 8 -6 -
Minister Favors Keeping
' Speed Limit
Hon. Leopold Macaulay, minister
of highways for Ontario, said the
other day legislation will not be ad-
vanced for abolition of the speedlirn-
highwa• Although
are usually glad to have their names
appear, se, send them in,. Sometimes
'people come' in and give the Impres-
sion that they are asking a favor
when they want us to insert the
names of their friends who have been
Mama ma ilvery Day till 3 o'clock, porn
lie not feed Fowl samerace-aim
when brought in..
.ilighist Cask Prices
-_CASH FOR-
CREAM
OE! -.CREAM AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
'Perone 101, Be.. 94, Zurie.t+
THE HERALD'S
JOB DEPARTMENT
As ever ready to serve the pub
%psi, 147' h Cor+lt•ne'Ycial and fine
:rrintif9. Get our prices be-
! order ede•�• ' THt HERAI
, ',i`e�'1tlll� your
;pending a few days. with them. No!Monday last when Fred Mc
person reed feel that. way about giv- I nd Frank Becker, of Clinton, faced
In Police Court "'
Mag. C. A. Reid held police court
ld
ing us news items for we are Indeed
glad to get them all. -
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a charge of doing wilful damage to
the Clinton skating rink, they break-
ing into the dressing rooms. A charge
of breaking and entering was with-
drawn. They were given one year's
suspended sentence. Constable :Lever.•
laid the information. Clarke Stanley'
of Blyth, who is serving a jail, sen-
tence on a liquor charge, was brou-
ght before -Mag. Tteidon 'a charge
of
perjury and after the .hearing '
ev-
idence was corizmitted for trial. The
case arises out of trial at which St-
anley was charged with seliing liq-
uor' to Jas.' Tainan of Blyth, who
died shortly afterward. Ona charge
of breaking and entering Exeter,
Henry J. Chipchase was given opportunity t
sus-
pended sentence and an opl nd
to make restitution.. Sidney "
Ed-
ward Taylor, brothers of Woodstock,
who pleaded guilty to breaking, en-
tering and theft at the Seaforth
plant of the. Canada Furniture Manu-
facturer's. The charge of breaking
and entering was dismissed and on
the theft charge the accused received
suspended sentence for one year,
they to pay the costs. A series of
robberies in Goderieh spread over a
considerable period of time, are in a
fair way to being solved with the ar-
rest by Prov. Constable McCoy,
of
Earl Mero, on parole, and three ot-
her youths in their 'teens, one of
whom is a previous offender. 1Vlero
is charged withthree offenses, Brea-
Il. as ar-
Big Bill, the last surviving buf-
falo at the Pinafore Park Zoo, St.
Thomas, was recently shot. The
animal had been suffering for some
time from the same malady which
carried off his mate a few months
ago. Big Bill was said to have been
the finest specimen of Buffalo east
of the Government Park at Wain-
.wright, Saskatchewan..
Albert Steedwell, Canadian Pa-
eifie Railway, engineer at Fort Wil-
• liam, has an airedale dog that is a
wolf killer. Mr. Steedwell has a
farm at Upsala, and while visiting
the farm the dog routed out a brush
wolf and chased it. During the sub-
sequent battle one could hardly tell
which was dog and which was wolf.
Mr. Steedwell went to the assist-
ance of his pet and together they
finished the wolf.
Thanks, 50c• king, entering and theft. c w
Auction Salesc $2. p$r single' raigned before the Magistrate and
and
Insertion if not over four inches in pleaded guilty to one; charge,
length. r was remanded for one week, as ythre
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Adlydss Mu' a;omi1rtrrsncaCtir lei, his three companions. On
home of Arthur Jeffrey was cntcrecl
the front door being forced and a
quainay or w3.110 ,b4inexir ..
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T. W. McKenzie, Canadian Pacific
Railway agent at Rosemary, Al-
berta, has received letters patent on
a device for the purpose of locking
automobiles. It is so constructed
that when the switch is thrown off
the car is automatically locked,
thereby eliminating the possible
chance of an owner leaving his car
unprotected. The device cannot be
operated nor the car started by an
unauthorized person without caus-
ing aTi alarm.
The number of persoes killed or
injured while trespassing on -railroad
tracks were 50 per cent. less in 1922
than the average of the preceding
fifteen years. The figures are 5,300
for nine months of 1922 compared
with 10,736, the average for the
previous year, according to an an-
nouncement made by the Safety
Section of the American Railroad
Association. This reduction in
casualties is claimed to be due to
the improved policing by the roads
end to success of the Safety • Firs~
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