Zurich Herald, 1933-09-07, Page 5Ite
Ithiarstfnea September 'Ufa
' ISUSINESS CARDS
DUDLEY E.111(oLmE$
ismtwisrEtt, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PUBLIC „ ETC,
Street, Just at
e Square, GODERICH, Ontario,
Attention to Couneel atui
Court Work,
Holmes may be censeetted at
ririgbrich. by Phone, and Phone
charges rever.
Or. 11. 11. COWEN
L. D. S. D.I) S.
DENTAL SURGEON
DEITZ BLOOX—ZURIOH
Syery ThursdaY, FyAsY, SatarasY
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Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
1 Am IN A POSITION TO CON -
elect any Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
saver business, and if not satisfied ernil
taste no charges far SerikaeS Rene
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Warichs'
MEAT
',Let Us supply you with 'the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur -
Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Etc., always.. on hand— Kept
freah in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
IL Yung,blut& Bon
Popular
ARKET
SE 1110
Why We have the Better
Class of. Customers
ailett4 CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
11ATTERIES, MOBILE OIL., MAR'
WILUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
ViD TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Voorta, Hohnialic ancl Mechanics:IV:ark
&owe to Micrometer Setting*, No
4stOarill Werk. Watch tlie cars* that
=OP et \VEIN'S, They are all NIGH.
CLASS CLIENTELE.
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IlASHWOOD -- ONTARIO
Western FarmersMutual
Weather Insurance Co
Or WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
'UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Amount of Insurance at raisk on Dec.
e 31st, 1932, $1700,729.
Total Cash in Bank and Bona
4221,073.99•
litates—”.g* per $1,000 for 3 years
E. F. Klopp—Zurich
Meat, Also Dealer in Lightning Roda
sod all kinds ol Fire Insurance
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•POU LT RY
WANTED
Wats* every Day till p.m.
gin 'net teed Fowl same rooming
when brought ht.
hest Cask. Prices
—CASH FO—
CREAM AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
.as 101, Res. Si, Umiak
THE HERALD'S
JOB DEPARTMENT
11,111 MIS
Warts, For 13allev Loot,
Found, Notice* Etc, Ado
In ism umtras*
uoNr.r FOR SALE
A limited quantity of buckwheat
honey :for sale a 4e lb.. Bring your
-containers. J., Ha.heser NeSons,
Two blocks eolith of Dominion Hotel,
Zurich.
AUCTION . SALE
OF FARM STOCK, AND
IMPLEMENTS
.And Grain, will be held on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th
At one o'clock, pan.
John Badour, Assignee.
R. F. Stade and T. Snowden,
Inspectors.
C. lfdddleton, Sheriff.
FOR SALE
A good rebuilt Electric Washer,
hand or electric; good rebuilt force -
pump. Also a second hand cook
stove. Apply to
L. A. Prang, Zurich.
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FOUND
In Zurich a number of keys in a
case. Owner can have same at Her-
ald Office by paying this adv.
Also a lady's white glove.
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. giee us a tnal.
First house south of Dominion Hotei
T. H. Meyers, Phone 116, Zurich
Fall Fair Dates
Ailsa Craig—Sept. 21, 22.
Atwood --Sept. 22, 23.
Bayfield—Sept. 27, 28
Brussels—Sept. 28, 29.
Chesley—Sept. 19, 20
Dungannon—Oct. 5, 6.
Exeter, —Sept, 19, 20.
Goderich—Sept. 19, 20
Gorrie—Oct. 7.
Kirkton—Oct. 3, 4.
Listowel—Sept. 20, 21.
London Western Fair) -Sept. 11, 1(3
Lucknow—Sept. 23, 29.
1V1ildmay—Sept. 19, 20.
Milverton—Sept. 14, 15.
Mitchell—Sept. 26, 27.
New Hamburg --Sept. 15, 16.
Ottawa ( Cen. Can.) -Aug. 21, 26.
Pahnerston—Sept. 22, 23.
Parkhill—Sept. 29.
Ripley—Sept. 26, 27.
Seaforth—Sept. 21, 22.
Stratford—Sept. 18, 20.
Toronto (CNEJ—Aug. 25, Sept 9.
Wingham—Oct. 6, 7.
ZURICH—Sept. 25, 26. .
International Plowing Match, Derby
Mr, Bill Siebert motoed to Galt
on Monday,
Messrs. Harry and Robby Welland
of Detroit, visited at Mr. and Mrs.
T. McAdams on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs..A. Kuntz of Wind-
sor, were holiday visitors with the
latter's mother, Mrs. A. Rose.
Mr, and Mrs, E. E. Weido and
daughter Dorothy, were holiday Vis-
itors at Goderich.
Captain John N. Cantin, of Mon-
treal, called on friends in town ol
Friday.
Miss Phoebe Ganes of London,
spent a few days with her parent:
here.
Mr. E. Freyberger of 'Waterloo
visited Sunday with Mr, Wm, Lei -
bold, Babylon Line.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Bua.n arid. son
Carl attended the funeral of Mise
Sarah Graeb, sister of Mrs. Burn, in
Hespler on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Beaver and fam-
ily of Zurich spent Labor Day with
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Beaver of the
Thames Road.
Miss Louise Hartman left last Sat-
urday for a month's vacation visit-
ing friends and relatives in Romeo
LOCAL NEWS
Miss jean Truss of Lannon, spent
the holiday with friends in town.
IVIr. Neil Witmer spent Sunday
with his friend Elmore John IVIeBride
Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Mittleholte, we -
r.A.GE 'JV!
1 Implement Repairs
WHY .BUY JOBBERS' REPAIRS WHEN YOU
CAN BUY THE GENUINE AT THE SAME
at Kitchener attending the funeral
tilt:' oriner'S fathi:r Saturday. 4./ PRICES
Orville Witmer who is at pre:,1 6
eat staying- at London, epent wa
ea -end wita hie peeenee
• Clithax Bug Killer •
Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Gelinas were
Senday visitors with U. and Mrs.
Leo, Jeffrey, Sr.
Labor Day was very quiet and
little stirr around town, as mos% o"
the citizens were out oi town.
Robineon of Brantford, is
nYag for a few 11,7'.0k3 ,.vith Mr.
J. Decker arid family.
M. and Mrs, .^e. eaa,
gave their travelogue at Hensall, the •
latter part of last vileek, were in it ARE AT THE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES •
Zurich on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and M
e.alti:iy. Mr. and Wine Truelnner •
aeotored to Milverton over the holi- Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs,
c.qt to her horde after a pleasant two •
Miss Lenora, Haberer has return- • 1.4V Schilbe & Son !
weeks in Brantford and Tillsonburg. Ile **4107* 4;40~.*4s. veu - **** tel44.1manatacostve oars zee a
If CLIMAX BUG KILLER AT NEW LOW PRICES
ALSO ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES AS FOL-
LOWS: ---Arsenate of Lead, Arsenate of Lime, _Paris •
Green, Etc., Etc.'
• COAL COAL
PUT IN YOUR SUPPLY NOW WHEN THEY
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2 "We do Custom Seed Cleaning"
and Dearoit, Mich. Mr tied Mr- K.
e-oeseaaeiry ehtchener,
Clair; Mrs. Morris Durand of Drys- at the home. of Mr. and M. W.
vs -
dale, visited with Mr. and Mrs,. Jos. 'W...ener this week.
Gelinas.
Mr. and Mrs. Elkhannah. Kennel „ " "'""'n"r"'r•tal
Mr. Sam Schultz and IVIiss Beatrice 74t1Y,..01Vil,r;DCT.,...7.71. •
Schultz of Wellesley spent Sunday
. . isswetter and Mr.
Mrs. E. Mere and family of St. -•
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w .einend vtore with frieed.,
witn iriends on the Bronson Line.
Mr.and Mrs.Si ' Thiel of Mit
at Milv.)rton aM Eln.11...1. : .,
mon eh
chcll, encompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Ev. Heist is having his hou6e
Wilfred Brown of Tavistock, spent renovated that was recently threat -
Sunday at the home of Wm. Leibold ereel by fire. The kitchen at the '
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Babylon line. being taken off and rebeilt, and
considerable new material will have
Mr. and IVIrs. J. W. Merrier and
family were holiday visitors with to used.
er
Elmira friends. Miss Mary ern.
who has spent some weeks at 'thai d:t
place, returning with the family, mt
Miss Meda Surerus and Mr. Ger- 'eh
ald Bedard of the Toronto teaching,
Itle. and Mrs. S. Witmer were San -
y visitors at the home of Mr. aa.l.
a. Wilfred Jervis at Hohnesville„
their return they wen. eceompan:
hy their grenalaughtae anjeey
staff, have returned to that city af- nyie.
ter spending their vacations at their Yangblut & Sons have taken en-
- te lot from Mr. ,;-)11r. 1)•:11
• :,)rriler onei, al! USt,
iN.Qrt.:1 of the bakeshop and are pen- 5;
idea of erecting theenon an up -to- -211se
ant• Lutcher eleee. Vilna en the et;
building will pn)bably tart his
fall.
respe.tive homes here.
Gar. Wood that fast speedboat rac-
er of Detroit, again over the week
end defended the U.S.A. title of the
Harmsworth, trophy, against the
English challenger Scott -Pane. The:
lace was won in two straight heats.
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Mr. Clayton Hoffman, principal of
one of the Galt schools, visited with
his pnrents here over the week -end.
Clayton, accompanied by friends of
Calt just • returned from a visit to
the big Fair at Chicago, last- week.
Miss Jessie E. MacDonald who sp-
ent her holidays at her home near
Kincardine, has returned to Zurich to
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Edigheff
wee have been the pest tan mw''
at Grand Bend, where Mr. Edighn enn
worked at his trade, barber, have
returned to town to reside, while Mr.!
the Bend. Sorr,y Mrs. Edighoffer is
Edighoffer will be the odd days at/
not enjoying her usual good health.'
• School re -opened on . Tuesday
take up her duties as teacher, and is morning with a goodly number of
staying at the home of Mrs. B, Pfile
and Miss Pearl.
Mr. And Mrs. John 13. Laport of
the B1ue Water Highway, near Drys-
dale, have just returned fi ma fev
week's visit in Chicago, and whilr
there they attended the Century o4'
ProgreSs Fair. Mr. Laport thinks
this Fair is a most wonderful achie-
vement and outstanding in its entire
makeup.
Misty Lvdie Faust of town was
pleasantly surpeised when memben3 Pfile of Ann Arbor, Mich; Mr. and
of the Faust relation had a serene' Mrs. Ezra Bender, Mr. and 'aim Ver -
party in her home. Mrs. W. F. non Schatz of Dashwood; Mrs. • E.
Finkbeiner and daughter Miss Hazel Bender and son Edwin of Blyth; Mr.
from Stratford; Mrs. W. H. Holl and Mrs. Leslie Flick and daughter
of Goderich and Miss Agnes Flick
of Colborne; Mrs. Folton of Califor-.
nia.
The prize lists of the Zurich Fall
Fair are now practically completed
and ready to be handed out the lat-
ter part of the week. We note a
number of changes in the poultry, a
teiv clause added in the Rules and
:aegulations, and a few rules dropped
Weadon ot remember of ever seeing
such a large list of Special Prizes.
This usually makes the competitions
more keen and creates a big inter-
est. Make Zurich Fair this year the
best ever!
new beginners in the first room. The
• ; staff for the year will be
:loom I, Mrs, G. Koehler; Room II,
0. M. O'Brein; Room III, Miss
3. E.' MacDonald teacher; and in the
Continuation school Mr. Cole is the
teacher, and we wish scholars and
teachers a. most beneficial year to-
gether.
Those who visited .at the home of
les. B. Pfile over the week -end were
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Pfile and son of
Garden City, Mich; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Oct. 10, IS. man and Mrs. Lee Hoffman and
Tp., Owen Sound, Grey County
Marjorie, Mrs. Leeroy O'Brein and
Billie of Zurich were present. A
dainty five o'clock tea was served,
and all had a most enjoyable time.
Ottawa Winter Fair—Nov. 14, 17.
Royal (Toronto)—Nov, 22, 30.
Canadian National Railway
Earnings
The gross revenues of the all-in-
clusivee Canadian National Railways
System for the 10 -day period ending
July 31st, 1933, were $4,248,216 as
compared with $3,958,352, for the
corresponding period of 1932, an
increase of $289,864.
The Western Fair
There are few people today who
can remember the first Western Fair
at London, for the annual exhibition
which opens in the Forest City on
Sept. 11th and continues until Sep.
16th is the 66th exhibition. From
the offices at London comes word that
the entries this year are particularly
heavy, in the live stock departments
especially, and the entire Fair pro-
mises to be the finest in the history
of this old organization. Progressive
residents of Western Ontario, par-
ticularly the agriculturists, have al-
ways set aside the second week in
September for a visit to London, for
no holiday offers more in education
and entertainment. Speed and track
events are scheduled for every aft-
ernoon before the grandstand and
the eland attractions, always a feat-
ure of the Western Fair, promise to
be even better this year. All the ag-
ricultural ancl industrial displays will
Owing to the careless tossing a
a match after lighting a cigarette,
a fire broke out in the pasture fields
in Dixie which overrun several large
fields and threatened further dam-
ages before it was got under control
last week. Faithful workers turned
out with teams and plows and in do-
ing so, the fire was stopped from run-
ning. Why could not these smokers
be more careful with their lighted
matches and those cursed cigarettes.
The Fall Fair season is about here
in some places the fairs are already
being held, and these fairs have done
well to be held early as the season
this year is about two weeks earlier
than the average. Toronto Exhibit-
ion is now on, this will be followed
by the Western Fair at London, and
by the way, don't forget the Big
Zurich Fair, Monday ,and Tuesday,
Sept. 25th and 26th, followed by
the Bayfield Fair, Sept. 27th and
28th. Get your exhibits ready now
and be all set when these home fairs
come along.
Auto Accident
Automobiles driven by Kenneth
Lovie, R. R. 3, Parkhill, and John
Shanks, same address, figueed in an
accident on the Blue Water Highway
last Saturday, Both cars were trav-
elling in the same directlea, with
Shanks in front. He signalled to
make a turn into his °driveway, he
states, but apparently Lovio did not
tver ready to serve the pub- be in their places on opei.iing day see the s!gcn,al. There was a crash
•aa r, _ If 6 and the midweek attractions, the and Lovie car took to the di!ch
Model Shows of America, open with and overturned. Both droiets map
irafi with t.,onnermai and
It
all our Prices EPe- thele'h't` Special rates have ed serious injuries, but the imago
ex
kith* your- Mks Ow been arranged by the railways for to cars is extensive, Traffic Officer
iVair Week. Lever investigated.
The Zurich Horseshoe Club jour-
neyed to London on Thursday even-
ing, Aug. 31st, to play the boys of
that city a return game, atm ,altho-
ugh they were slightly outscored, yet
the locals, which are mostly juniors,
can feel prdud of the showing they
made in this game. The team pitted
against Zurich were the best players
available in the whole city, and as
the' locals used some of the boys still
attending school. The score by po-
ints were: London 1276, Zurich 1264
Cheer up! Zurich boys a new more
games and you will be able to whip
these boys from "London on the
Thames" the only team that has been
able to defeat Zurich the past three
years.
Iowa Boy Wins Big Swim
Marvin Nelson of Ft. Dodge, Iowa
winner 'of the swimming marathon at
the Canadian National, Toronto, in
1930, was again the winner last we-
ek, smashing all records. He finish-
ed the 15 -mile race in 7 hours and
37 2-5 seconds, over 19 tninutes a-
head Of last year's winner. Ile fin.
ished fourth last year, but no doubt
kept hi practice during the past year
He wins a cheque of 55,000 by his
fete.
WallWaatAkt MWEVAIVCiWdWt WW WW
Zurich Drug Store
School' Supplies
We have a full Line of
.211 the requirements of
SClool Supplies
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT
IN STOCK.
SEE OUR SUPPLY OF TOILET
PREPERATIONS:
Toilet Waters,
Perfumes,
Toilet Soaps,
Perfumizers,
Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.
FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
THE FLY SEASON
Why be pestered with Flies and Insects when they
can so easily and rapidly be destroyed with either
FLY TOX or FLY - 0 - CEDE
_We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
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London Free Press $6.00
London Advertiser $6.00
London, Farmer's Advocate $2.25
Farm and Dairy $2.75
Farmers' Sun $230
Family Herald and Weekly Star 32.25
Family Herald for 3 years „, $3.00
Canadian Countryman !t1.25
Weekly Witness t L15
Farmers' Magazine $2.50
Huron Expositor, Seaforth $2.75
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on the most' of them.
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