Zurich Herald, 1933-08-03, Page 5•
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. BUSINESS CARDS
DrIDLEY E. it OLIVES
c,:tamuosTER, soLicfroR, NOT-
ARY PUBLIC, Is'TC.
LIFI'ICE-11amilton Street, Just
tVe Square, GODEMCli, Ontario.
,Attention to Councel and
Court Work.
ohnee may be consulted at
-4-lnislerich by Phone, feed Mona
charges reversza.
Dr. LI. H. COW EN.
• L. D. B. DDS.
• DENTAL SURGEON
Lt DEIT2I BLOCK---gunani
Every Thureday, Friday, Saturday
AtHARTLEIB'S 16.1.100K,
1) All W D
'Zany 'Monday, 'ihietsates vela
Wednesday
ticerizcil Augnenenr
For Huron and Middlesex
IN A POSITION TO CON-
alutt any Duction Sale, regardless
las to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
atour business, and if not satisfied will
mato no Charges or Servce•
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A11IUR WEBER--Dasirwood
lime 13-57. •
ZuriehsPoptfiar
,IAT MARKET
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bologna..s, Sausages,
Etc., always.. on hand... Kept
fresh in laectric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
Yungbiut 4% SOIL
SERVICE
Why We have the' Better
Class of_Custoriters
NIGH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
VIATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR-
VELUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
MW -TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Snit, Hohniug and Mechanical Work
Elam to Micrometer Settings, No
*seas work. Watch the cars that
IITOP at WEIN'S, They are all1-11G11
CLASS CLIENTELE.
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DASHWOOD. ONTAF1O
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
`THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
UL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF' THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Amount of Insurancent Rik on Dec.
31sts 1932, $17,880,729.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$221,978.99.
Itates7-44.50 per $1,000 for 3 years
E. F. Klopp-Zurich
Abut, Also Dealer in Liiktnind Rods
end all kinds of Fire Insurance
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POU LT R
WANTED
'ashen every Day till 5 o'clock, p.m.
Vo not feed Fowl same morning
when brought in.
.11ighest Cash Prices
.-CASE FOR-
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4 CREAM AND EGGS
••W. O'Brien
.nor., 101, Res. 94. Zurich
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THE HERALD'S
07111 TOWS
Wants, For Sale, Loin*
Fou rad 9 illoAlf,,,he9 Etc. Ade
EOM' 4,4%
FOUND
In Zurieh a number .o keys in a
care). Or can have same at Here
tdd Orlice by payiug this adv.
FOR SALE
A limited quantity of early potat-
oes for sale. Apply to Theo. Hab-
erer or Ry. Howald., Zurich.
FOR 'SALA A
practicall,y new De -Laval cream
Separator. A big .bargain for quick
sale. Act Now!!
L. A. Prang, Zurich. s
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WANTED
PRODUCE WANTED
We are now in a position to take
cream and eggs at my home at Zur-
ich for which we will pay highest
market prices. We will grade your
eggs as We receive them, and pay ac-
cording to grading. give us a trial.
First house south of Dominion Hotel
T. H. Meyers, Phone 116, Zurich,
IN MEMORIAM
In -loving memory of our Dear
Mother, Mrs. Cetherine Bennett who
passed •away., three yeare ago, July
28th, 1930.
She is gone but not forgotten,
And as dawns another year
In our. lonely hours of thinking
Thoughts of her are always near,
Days of sadness will come oan us,
Friends may think the wound is
healed
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts conceiled
Days of sadness' will .overcome us,
Tears in silence often flow;
Memory keeps you always near us,
Though you died three years ago.
Sadly missed. by- her daughters.
Elizabeth and Carrie.
The Local News
The main aim of the weekly news-
paper as the name implies, is to give
news of its own district. It may 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
chis true when you have visitors.
Many of the ladies think that per-
sonals are the most interesting read-
ing in the -whole paper. Your visitors
are usually glad to have their names
appear, so 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
spending a few day a with them. No
person need feel that way about giv-
ing us news items for we are indeed
glad to get them all.
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LOCAL NEWS
Miss Ruth Zit* of London, spent
her holidays with her parents on the
Bronson line,
Mr, Claytus Mittleholtz of Kiteh,
ener is calling on Z urich friends this
week.
Mr, awl Mrs. E. F. Mope and MA?,
E. Taggart rind Myrtle !teethe weee
recent visitors at Elmira.
M. and Mrs. Herb Axt and fam-
ily of Detroit, were Visitors with Mr,
-444ts „
The Evangelical S. S. picnic whirch
was held at the Grand.Bend on July
26th was well attended and a great
success,.
Mrs. I. Dedcls and daughter;, of
Kitchener are. visiting with the foa-
men; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Deane, ..;r.
Sorry to •report that Mrs. Alen.
Movesesai of town 'is not enjoying 1u
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twat! at present. •
Rev. Story of Toronto, was4alie
guest of Rev. E. Burn over S'undaY
and Monday. His lecture on the
church lawn on Monday evening wee-
.
interesting.
Mrs. Hy. Hasenflug and son Clar-
ence and Miss Kaufman of Kitchenee
called at the home of Mr. and ,Mrs.
Chester L. Smith, Sunday evening.
Mr. Henry Weseloh and Mrs. Roy
Howard of London, attended the fun
of Miss Aulta Weseloh of Kitch-
ener, On Monday.
Mr. Albeet Baker, accoinpaniedby
t11.1cis,ii.atyKvii8giliotrso fwiStth..auTlrio. Tait;
• Hy. 1rVeseloh.
Mr. Code of London, was a Mon-
day visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. 'Laic of the Bronson line. Ile
was accompanied home by Miss Ruth
Zirk.
Word has recently been received
From Rye, Ontario, that all the me-
mbers of Miss Euloine Geiger's ent-
fence. class passed with honours, at
the recent Departmental Exams.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Zhikahn and
daughter Rhea, Mrs. Ed. Zinkahn
Miss Luella Kauffman and Mea Clar-
ence Hasenfing of Kitchener and Mr.
Ervin Scheele were Sunday visitore
ret the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Herb,
Krueger,
Mr. Joseph Hagan of Hensall has
recently returned from an extended
trip to the Pacific coast, going by
all, Mr. Hagan was greatly impree-
ed with the ia:ghty rocky •mounteins
and states that the crops in the Wes-
tern Provinces look like less than a
half crop.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and da-
ughter Mae returned on Sunday ev-
ening from a- ten days outing; to the
thousand islands district near Kings
ston, where they had a most enjoy-
able time. A more complete account
of the trip will appear in our mit
weeks issue.
Mr. and Mese 3. Brandon of Bel -
grave, Mrs. Purdue and Mrs. John-
ston and Mrs. Geo. Daley of Wing-
htun; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horner,
Mr. Ed. Axt all of Zurich and hers,
N. Parent of Mich., were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Coleman, Tuckersmith.
A real treat is in store for all who
will be in Zurich on Saturday even-
ing, as the famous Goderich Band
are corning down and give vs some
real music in the evening. This band
wil come some forty strong, and is
known far and wide for the splendid
-music they play. Come out and hear
this band!
The annual Decoration Day serv-
ices were held on the Evaagelical ce-
metery, Bronson Line, Hay, last Sun
day afternoon, which •„were lonely
attended. Dashwood Band ev.es in at-
tendance and a number oa int:meeting
addresses were given by the clergy-
men in attendance. Some very fine
musical numbers were also given. by
local talent.
Ladies' Aid Meet
Crediton Ladies' Aid and W.M.S.
met in conjunction with the Zurich
Group on Wednesday July 19th. A
program was given in the auditorium
of the Zurich Evangelical church.
Mrs. E. Braun, president of the Cre-
diton organization occupied the chair
and conducted a song service and de-
votion. :Words of welcome were
•spoken. by Rev. E. Burn; recitation
vocal solo and reading by the
"O'Breins" each number applauded.
Vocal duett by Mrs. Harry Hess and
Mrs. Witmer. A Crediton group
contributed a missionary playlet en-
titled "The Organization of a Dor-
cas Missionary Band", the following
took part; Mrs. Thos. Illawhinney,
Mrs. W. E. Wenzel, Mrs. Clayton
Sims, Mrs, Hugo Schenk and Mrs.
Dan. Finkbeiner. Games and con-
tests were the amusements for the
'afternoon. A bounteous lunch was
sereed. There were about 90 niernb-
ers and friends present. A hearty
vote of thanks was tendered to the
an s, Zurich friends for the levitation ex -
• la ever ready to serve •the pub, tien:erton if not over -four Inches It
1-7 'At' Mrs. L. W. Hoffman to the Creditor).
a en tended through their Corr. Sec y,
organization and for the pleasant
JOB DEPARTMENT
Auction sales -42:0o
lie with Commercial and Address all communications to: social functions of the day. Mrs:
lint HERALD supported Rev M S' pel edded
tiara lea-vinati your order abet.- - IP
Printing. Get our price; be- Art Amy moved Mrs. T. Mawhinney
Mrs. P. Koehler is spending a few
weeks; with friends at Albany, N.Y,
Mr, H. G. Hess made a business
trip to London last week.
Mrs. G. Koehler was a visitor at
Kiteliener the past week.
Mr, Harold Kaiser of London, is
spending his vaeation with his grand- le
father, Mr. B. Art.
Now that the big holiday week of '
the Heald is se. er, we trust that
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Implement Repairs
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the plat week with 'ale ft' sn Th. s- 1
boro, •
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edigholfer of
Mitchell, were Sunday visitors with
De, and a!re. Jo e
Plean tONPaese ; . e .• risen
Miller who has been at Loedon Hos-
gsiei a critie.d
Lorae 01:1 tin+)
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Lir. Lien-4er Ellber tied two eons
of Detroit, are epcsadieg 3.V.eek
.t3le parent, Dr. and
Jo. Routledge
Mr. and Mae Wilbert Scots, and
-7 :a. • v.:11 IT-,
pl 04' leo-seam,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. •
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Routledge. •
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WHY BUY JOBBERS REPAIRS WHEN YOU
CAN BUY THE GENUINE AT THE SAME
PRICES
alifirrlir
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CLIMAX BUG KILLER AT NEW LOW PRICES
ALSO ALL KINDS • OF INSECTICIDES AS FOL-
LOWS :---Arsenate of Led, Arsenate of Lime, ..PLis
Green, Etc., E.
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PUT MI LY •1.44. 7-1 y
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Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repair,
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Mrs.
ledge and Mr. Lerne Player :al of1.1
Hyde Pae, 'wee, 'Seethes s isitee'
with air." and Mre. Jos., ilroera-d:e,r -
town.
The wheels of the Kalbfleisch
p11111-
ing chill again began to revolve on
Tuesday, after the accident exparien-
end a few Weeks ago. A -complete!
new lineshaft had to. be peeeeeerel,
which is a big expense to the pro-
prietors.
Farmers are happy these days at -
the 'prices of grain going up. We
understand that the present price of
wheat is 80 cents, as compared with
45 cents -of a year ago. Cheer up eles4
things are bound to again right them-
selves.
Mr. C. 0. Smith, proprietor of
Peach Grove Farm, half mile soren
of St. Joseph, recently had the mis-
fortune to fall from a cherry' tree on
his head, and sustained a severe shalt
ing up, and sorry that he has riot re-
covered sufficiently to do a day'a
work, which is a big handicap in this
busy season.
MONDAY AUG. 7, CIVIC HOLIDAY
..All residents of the community art,
to bear in mind that Monday, Aug-
ust. 7th, will be observed as civic
holiday, and that all places of bus-
iness will be closed on that date.
This has become quite general in
Ontario that• . the first Monday in
August be observed thus.
Mr. C. Schrag has had n very un-
ique experiense by havane had his
silo 'blown down three times within
a few weeks, about a mile north of
the villaga. The silo a as blown over
during the severe windstorm which
passed -through this :section. some we-
eks ago. It was put up evil. but
the windstorm of recent wrecked it
again and when it had been erected
a third time another strong wince up-
set it.
The Goderich Musical Society
band journeyed to Exeter on Sunday
,last to give an open-air concert after
the evening church services. ai.ere
was every indication of a large aud-
ience to hear the program when rain
gels= to fall heavily and the concert
cas cancelled. The band is engaged
for an outdoor concert ot Zurich on
Saturday n;ght of next week, Aug-
ust 5th.-Goderich Signal.
Banner Race Meet
at Goderich
The next great racing event of the
season will be thebannerrace meet
to be held at Goderich on August 7,
(civic holiday), with the largest en-
try' list of good horses ever brought
together at one time at any race
meet in Canada. The card includes
five stake races -the 3 -yr. -old trot,
with 14 entries; • the 3 -yr. -old pace,
with 23 entries; the free-for-all, 10
entries; the 2.22 stake, 24 entries,
and the- 2.17 stake, with 20 entries,
For each race there is a $500 stake,
and the large entry list,containing
the names of practically all the good
horses in Ontario, with several from
the Western Provinces, ensures a
great afternoon's sport. '
Hay Tp. Resident Passes
Scores of friends paid a last tri-
bute Saturday to William -Russell,
pioneer Hay Township farmer, who-
se funeral took place from the home
of his son, Miltin Russell, eon., 2,
Hay, near Exeter. Mr. Ressell's
death occurred at his son's home on
Thursday last after an illness of
many months. Deceased, who was
born he Scotland nearly 84 years a-
go; was brought to Canada when six'
months -old. His folks settled in
Huron, County and it was here that
Mr, Russell fanned all his lifetime.
During his residence in Hay he gain-
ed fame for his ability to get things
going at barn raisings. He was a
Presbyterian, his wife) predeceased
• iseraavies and Rev. E. Burn, respond- eight years ago. Surviving are two
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We have a god stock 'of Drugs
and prep-iration...to de,...,1Toy. all
kinds of troublesome Insects
We have FIy Tox and Fly - 0 -
Cede; Paris Green; Arsenate
of Le..:c1; Helibore; Insect Pow-
der; Black Leaf 40 Evergreen;
Bordeaux Mixture; Corrosive
Sublimate; Saphme Ant -Moth
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Dr. A, J. MacKinnon, Zurich
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