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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1933-11-02, Page 41. 1 1 p. 1. *At* ihit oss 1 ske sa Sa r� ,es PRANG'S GARAGE e are always at your service for Expert Garage Work, and Auto Repairing • Gasoline Best of Oils and Greases • • Choice WE ALSO CARRY Pumps — Piping -- Pump Work COCKSHUTT FARM IMPLEMENTS AT REDUCED PRICES, OLIVER PLOWS, ETC. ALSO FLEURY AND BISSELL LINE OF IIVIPLEMENTS, GET OUR PRICES ON BISSELL DISCS AND LAND ROLLERS. PRICES LOWER THAN> THE LOWEST. PLOW POINTS ALL MAKES, (No Jobbers' Points) ALL KINDS OF BLACKSMITH REPAIRING. ACYTELENE • WELDING 1 NEW DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR, at a Sacrifice. 1 Rebuilt DeLaval Separator in good order, get the price on this one. 1 "S.F.VER HARROWS AT COST. 1 4 -Section Diamond Harrows below Cost. L. A. Prang & Son Phone, Shop 114 Zurich Residence 76 OVADOSINgefffkkatkelkilsek000660$00 laefite460,100Sifk*O611•110001114111148 • • • • 1 a t'•.144kI4++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++.H.++++++++++++++++++ ,,. -,:.. Cut Your Fuel Bill hi HALF! ...,.. , . + IBuy Storm Windows and Doors s.. a. .2. LET US QUOTE YOU! + • 4- -1. :REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A .t. .LCE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL 1: -Se+ 4 43- *TIKES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WH1LE YOU 4- .*; 4- + WAIT. + Fi L .. .1: „2.5 at - Cy ZURICI-I :I At, PHONE 69 !CAL .111: HILLSGREEN Rev.. Mr. Morrow of Winthrop, 4ivas in charge of the service in the sliillsgreee Church on Sunday after - moon and gave a very fine sermon. A number took in the Anniversary, Eerviees in the Brucefield church on Sunday from this vicinity. The W. M. S. will meet at the %erne of Mrs. (Rev.) Chandler on, Wednesday, T•e;overnber 8th. iVir. Alf Coleman spent a day with efriends in this vicinity. BLAKE Mr. Gus. Clarke and Grant Turner esf GoderVs, ;-pent the week -end with .Mrs. E. Clarke. Mre. CarcEne Oesch i taymg with Rubt. McClinchey of the. Goshen Lime Mee To-sis Tough spent the week- end with Me. and Mrs. L. N. Doug- las. Mr. and Mr. Henry Steinbach of Zurich, spent Sunday afternoon with .11r. and Mrs. Jacob Swartzentruber, Mrs. J. Bechier is pending the evint er months with her. daughter, Jaeob Gascho of Imlay City, Mete Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich and little daughter Jeanie, and Roy Gin- gerich and Miss Ida Swartzentruber pent the week -end at Baden and New Hatriburg. Mr. Leon Jeffrey Jr., is able to be lap and around again after his ser- ious illness. Mr. Jim Johnston. is spending a few days with his sister, Mrs.Fred. 'Turner of Croderith. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Oesch and idaughters Dorothy and Gladys spent Sunday afternoon on the Goshen Line. • - Fall ploughing is the order of the day in this community at present. M-'. and Mr. C. Schwartzentruber - • Vere. Sunday visitors with Mr, and sUrs. A Erb. • Doris. Willett and Ray Guenther will also be given. The congregation :has been very fortunate in securing Rev. J. H. Stainton of James St. Tin- e ited church, Exeter, as speaker foe. the evening service. Special music 'will be rendered by the Senior choir, who will be assisted by Mr. W. R. Goulding A.T.C.M. of Exeter. Special ofrerings will he received at 110th Services. Mr. and Mts. Basil O'Rourke of ', • trueefield. were Sunday vieetors with rM Mrs. 'Harry Zininwr, 40. 1$, CI• Elliott of Tiled, orede Ppet W love with her pe rente Me eund lifra J, C. Reid, -DASHWOOD Anniversary Services will be held in the Evangelical church on' Sunday November 5th. At the morning see *ice Rev. A. W. Sauer will be the • .speaker and the Junior choir will render two anthems. A duet by M -and Mrs. Wm. Daniels, Mrs Wm. Bell and Miss Ida Link of Brant ford were week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Link. Wedding Belts will be ringing shortly. The Meg's Daughters Sunday • School Clan entertained the Princ- ess Pato clan to a H'allowe'en Party on Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Florence Baker. The evening was spent in games and contests -.at- ter which a- dainty lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stadelbaner and family of London and Mr. and Mrs. Heywocd of Exeter, were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed- mund Kraft. .Mr.. Ira Tiernan 'of Hamilton, vis- ited his parents on Sunday, • Mr. Harry Cook of Toronto, spent Sunday ,with Miss Anna Tiernan. Mr. and Mee. A. M. Bald and Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Bald of Kitchener, were Sunday visitors with Rev. and Mrs. Luft. Mr. and Mrs. A. Weber and fam- ily and Mr. David Swartzentruber visited friends in Goderich On Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. X. Wildfong and Mr. and Mrs. G. Wildfong visited friends in London on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Plyley of Chippewa, were week -end guests with Rev. an Mrs. Sauer. Mrs. Taylorhas returned home af- ter spending a week with her 'brother in Windsor. Mrs. H. Smith and son of Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. L. Ireland and fain ily of Guelph, spent Sunday with Mrs - Ireland and Mr. and Mrs. E. Tiernan Mr. G. Keeler and Miss Martinson spent the week -end in Elmira. The monthly tea given by the Be- thany Sisters' Class of the Dashwood Evangelical Sunday School was held on Tuesday afternoon at the borne of Mrs. D. Tiernan with Mrs. Tiernan as hostess. Mrs. Taylor presided at the trettily appointed tea table. The proceeds are to be used for mission- ary Causes. HENSALL T. C. Joynt made a business trip to Toronto last week and was accom- panied by his son. Rev. W. A. Young was taken sud- denly ifl last Saturday evening and was taken to Seaforth Hospital where he was operated on for appendicitis. He is recovering nicely. Annie Consitt is adding to the ap• pearance of her property by having the barn taken down and a neat garage built, The work is being done by James Sangster of town. Mrs. Kelland and son Lloyd Of Mount Pleasant have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hudson. Harry Harmon of Mitchell, was a Tecent visitor at his home here, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Baird of St- anley Tp., were visitors Ntitth Mrs, II ,Th co hi . Miss Griffith of Ottawe ievisfti with Rev, and Mre. 'Young, , Mr. and Mrs. 1., •frld dae7 • I tom! Homo ghter of. Clinton were Visitors with Mr. and 1V1m. Laird 1VlicItle. • Mrs. (Dr.) Dougall and children of Petrolea are visiting with Kr. end Mrs. Wm. Dougall and other relati- ves, The many friends of Allse Eliza Newell will be sorry to hear she is confined to her room through illness .Herb lioggarth and Donald Mce Kaig left Friday last for Beech -os pines. Municipal matters are already en- ga,ging the attention of our ratepay- ers and , much appreciation is felt that the taxes will be much levee this year than for the past, as some of the debentures have been paid off for the paving of Main Street, and the council has also managed pretty econondeally. •.ekt• the fowl sapper to be held in Carmel Church on Nov, 9th, a splen- did program is being prepared and entertainers from St. James Church, London, will be present. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff and babe of Delhi visited at the home of his mother, Mrs. Pfaff. Lyle Cassidy of Otterville has tak- en a position with Bonthron & Drys- dale as tinsmith and plumber., 3. T. ,Mitchell, •' who had the mis- fortunate a few years ago to injure his ankle, has had a reoccurence of the trouble. Dr. Collyer had him taken to Seaforth Hospital • for 'an •Xeray and slight operatiOn was per- formed, which will, no doubt, prove of much help to him. At present he is resting nicely at his home. A full carload of provisions of all kinds was made up and sent from this station the first part of•the we- ek .for the needy ones in the Sask- atchewan district. The contents of this car was made up by contribut- ions from not only the villagers, wh- ere it was loaded, but also from 'the - neighboring district, and will indeed. be •a Godsend to many industrious fanners and others in the West, who from year to year have lost their srops and suffered other hardships. COUNTY NEWS Mrs. Eccleston of Giand Bend,left recently for the Sunny South, sail- ing from New York. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Ross, Of Clinton announce the engagement •of their daughter,- Ethel Marion, of, London, to Mr. Graham J. Kerr, son 'of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kerr, of Seaforth. The marriage will take place ealy 1 in November. One of -o. Wimp of 15 road graders manufactured by the Dominion P.oad Machinery Co., Goderich was on dis- play outside the plant last Thursday during the viceregal visit. These machines were Ordered by the Grif- fith Engineers Co., of South Africa Orders by this firm frons. far -away lands are not infrequent, machines having been sent to Japan, New Zea- land, Australia, Spain. and many other distant foreign escentries. During the severe electrical storm which passed over Brussels the oth- er night, a peculiar prank was play- ed on the farm of Geo. Williamson. south boundary of Grey Tp. A bolt of lightning, which struck the light, ring rod on the basin evidently gro- unded, but failed to stop until it went through under the foundation and put a sudden end to three large porkers lying on the floor of the stable. • The other night a 50x16 foot hen house on the farm of J. E. Reynolds east of Seaforth was destroyed by lightning. A neighbor noticed a bolt of lightning strike the henhoeee and the building burst into flames at once, endangering the barns as strong southeast wind was ,blowing at the tine. Owing to the prompt ae- sistance from neighbors and others the fire was kept from burning • the nearby barns. About 50 hens were lost in the fire. . The death occurred at her home in Lucan of Susanna Stanley Ryan; widow of John Ryan in her 79th year. Deceased was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley one of 11 children, and was born in Biddulph Tp. After her marriage she lived 25 years on a farm in Biddulph !atm. moving to London Tp., and 9 years, ago to Lucan. The 75 -acre farm of the late Wes- ley Allin, on the Maitland con., near Goderich, was sold on Friday to 3, E. 13eachler, lumberman, Goderich, On the farm is 25 acres of excellent eardwood bush and good buildings. The price is understood to be $2,500 an indication of farm prices in that district, for the Allin farm is oon- ddered excellent property. A week orevious at the auction sale the town f Goderich bid $2,300 for this farm just $200 short of the' reserve bid. Since then the town' has purchased t (37 acres for $1,200. On both prop- 1 :Ales it, is estimated that the wood clone is worth more than the .pur- chase price, so that the cleared land "vought practically nothing, t Allan Volk, 13 -year-old son of Mrs Joseph Ville of Parkhill, was electiro- I eked on Sunday afternoon when he i climbed a hydro polo and touched a ( high tension wite. The lad, with 5 a other 'children were out for a stroll. a At a point just at the foot of Cern- g eery Hill, on the outskirts' of town," y for a larlzyclimbal up the pole. com,,mr'ons ;.;.•:.•xi him suddenly unl lath rushed to his • , November, 2nd, 19W 44, Minion Deposit Accounts Denote Cott idence At its offices throughout Canada the Bank of Montreal . • has over one million deposit accounts. The depositors, Canadian individuals and Canadian business firms, represent every class of the community in city and•cotinery alike --from persons of large means tc children starting their life's savings, from industrial corporations of international scope to farmers and small. tradesmen. Good faith, good will and good banking practice on the part of those directing the 33ank grow naturally out of the sense of responsibility imposed by this ex- pression of nation-wide confidence. ITEM) OFFICE ANK MONTILEAL "A BANK -WHERE Established 181T SMALL ACCOUNTS ARE Zurich Branch: C. H. JOY, Manager assistance and when unable to arou*' .i him called Dr. Racey, who Upon ex- aniination declared that death had. been instantanerius. Besides his mo-- tite'r he is survived by a sister, His father died about 10 months ago. • The body" of Geo. A. Siddall, 77 - year -old grain dealer, of Lucknow, was recovered last Friday in Purvis Lake, 2% miles north of Lucknow. It was found in 10 feet of water, a- bout 20 feet from •the shore shortly before the arrival of a boat with gra- piing irons from Kincardine. Earlier in the ' afternoon Siddall had been driven to the lake by Robert Rose, also of •Lucknow, who had been in- structed le, the former to wait until his return. After 20 minutes had elapsed and Siddall did not return, Ross' got out of his car and walked 1 toward the lake. He carne across his overcoat resting on a stump, on the lakeshore and a few minutes later noticed the cap worn by Siddell floating on the waters of the lake. Shortly after he had finished foot- ball practice on Friday afternoons Herbert Palmer, 17 -yr. -old collegiate student, collapsed on. Colbourn st and died before medical aid could reach him. He had just ridden. his bicycle, with a fellow student on the handle bars, from Agricultural Park •where football practice was held. "You know, I shouldn't do this; 1 have heart trouble,"' he gasped, and then collapsed. He was carried into a near -by home and Dr. Gallow was called, but the youth had died. He had been receiving treatment for heart trouble for seine time antfhad been warned against participating in strenuous exercise, it is understood. Harbert Palmer was only child and geeat sympathy is felt for his mo- ther, a war widow, who resides on Britannia Road. The deceased was born in Goderich and was popular with school mates. One of the happy events 'of the past week in Goderich was the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. Aitken, esteemed couple, which was obsereed in fitting manner on ruesclay at their home on IVIarket St. All children were present, coming from as far as Peace River Dist., and Oregon to honor their parents, Who also received mend presents and ot- let expressions of felicitation, in dif- fetent .form. This venerable couple ate both enjoying good health, a fact vvhiels• served to make the occasion he More happy. Milton Pries, Fordwich merehttnt, las for some months- been orthe op- nion. that his store was being enters el and merchandise taken. A week go his suspicion was confirmed when bout 5 o'clock, he had occasron to o to the store and surprised two ouths of the immediate vicun5y who taken by ' surpelee, had not time to eonteal themselves 01' pla.Ted tair eape, ui- A third, bby had been sifeeriells • ... Goodyear Pathfinders will stand comparison with tires of any other make—at any price. Second only to the famous Goodyear All -Weather Tread. Genuine Goodyears, with the Goodyear guarantee, at a sur- prisingly low price. These 'two linked together in the - Goodyear Pathfinder are an un. beatable combination 12 nrntlis. g u a ranten against - defects ancli road hazarifi, STADE and WEIDO Zurich, Ont, Telephone 92 ing at the front door as a look -out, but a couple of citizens, passing just as he became aware of Mr.. Pries' approach apparently prevented his signalling the boys in the store. The police are notified. `.Phe death took place in Tishorne of Mrs. Wm.. Warren, who passe'd. away in her 132nd year following an extended illness. Her maiden name was Mary, Grace Down. -She was born in England where she was united in marriage with Mr. Warren who pre- deceased her in December 1931. A- bout 50 years ago the family moved to this country. For a number of years they resided in Hay l'ownship and about 2I years ago moved to lI.aborroe they ha, r' ;Mo. Ok8;,. Warren' haa been. tills* for over a year and a, *half A STATUTORY HOLIDAY Remembrance Day, November 11, is a statutory holiday. Announce- ment to this effect was made by the • secretary of state's department is response to many inquiries hs to whe- ther Remembrance Day was a com- pulsion holiday. DECREASE IN BANK INTEREST' Within the next sixinonths a fur- • ther cut in the interest rate to sav- ings depositors in Canada is prob- able, according to reliable informat- ion given The Financial Post. Such " a cut would be one-half per eek and would bring the rate to lendera down tie two per cent. The tradit- ional rate of three per vent was slashed to two and one-half Per Cent • 1ast May. it will be remembered.