HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1934-02-01, Page 1Vols XXXIV No30
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1. (934.
Patronize the local Merchant
OUR CORNER.
A man hauling- wood ta Sault Ste
Marie had a lit -tie stove rigged up in
the sleigh to keep warm.. He could
also pop hot coals in their mouths
when •the wolves came out 'to bite
him.
In these difficult days it is rather
refreshing to hear of ianclIard who
cancelled the back rents of no less
aaight hundred familiesa! this =count-
ed to $185,000. Most of the tenants
were colored people who, were hon-
est enough, but who had fallen on
-evil times.
During the latest session of the
United States Congress, no less than
8,100 bills were introduced; of these
81 passed and became taw_ Tice oth- this hat would not be sufficient to
ers failed to get through the Houses
'of • Congress. Whether they deserve
-their fate or not we do not undertake
-to say.
Whitefish eggs, 18,000,000 of them
are being put in Lake Huron. Poor
little fellows starting out in the
world with no knowledge or train-
ing on how to avoid fish hooks or
nets.
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The Huron county council decid-
ed after all to continue the system
of electing the warden which has
been in vogue in this county for ov-
er thirty years. It is a -good system—
that of electing Liberal and Conser-
vative a4ernately—and will not lig-
htly be discarded.—God. Signal.
A Liverpool hatter has invented
hat with a sliding roof and ventil-
ator. There are two crowns, one of
which i removable. If a man feels
his head getting hot, he removes the
upper crown and. leaves only the
lower, which is ventilated. It might
wok, but when the thermometer
reaches 100 Fahr. we fear even that
keep the ordinary man cool.'
Gasoline Prices Down
The effects of the gasoline price
4—ret I .
mar in the cities has reached Ex-
eter and gasoline has been sold there
last week as low as 24 cents a gallon
including tax. The price reduction
started Sat. eve. last when one of the
dealers brought in 250 gallons 'from
London and retailed it at 25 cents
a gallon, then another dealer re-
duced the price to 24 cents.
Cost of Piping
The colored preacher was talking
i to his congregation about free I salva-
tion. Finally he asked brother Smith
. to take up the collection. At this
i point an old darkey got to his feet
and said: "Parsoirk,. I thought you
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said that salvation was free—freeas
,
the water 'we drink!" "Salvation is
Man in Athertoa killed a speckled
hen and .inside was found a three -
ounce nugget. It was taken to the
jeweler who said it was nothing but
-copper. The mait who found it
thought it Vas goId,,, but we lave no
idea what the speckled thought it
was.
Property' FittedGi • es free,'bothreplied tlie.'preacaer.
— free and the water is free, but
when we pipes it to 'you, you have to
pay for the "piping'.
C. E. ZURBRICA, 111./0. .
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'Win he ats Hem' Jevaelew :8tore,1 In Police Court
iEvery Wednesday Afternorea!begin-• Goderich, Jan. 28—"Not Guilty"
Ring at 2 o'clock to fit you with
glasses.
PRICES IVIGDERAMC
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ST.-. PETERS
Motion, that the resignation of
CARD OF THANKS!
The bereft son and daughter Of
the late Mrs. Elizabeth Truemner
who departed this life on January
21st, wish to greatly thank the nei-
ghbors and friends for the kindness
shown during the illness and !burial
of their mother.
was held up awaiting the appearance
as a witness of Const. P. E. McCoy,
who was unable to appear on the
previous •Saturday owing to illness.
Mag. Reid stated that a speed of 20
miles an hour, the alleged rate at
which Overholt was travelling, was
too fast for the condition of the.
weather. Accused was found guilty
of reckless driving and fined $10
and casts amounting to $4.95. Dam-
ages will be a more costly matter,
as the cutter was completely demol-
ished and the harness broken, and -
both fenders on one side of the car,
a window and the roof were damag-
ed on Overholt's machine, •
Chester L. Smith, Eltd ••
11.25 a year, U.S. #1.5N ildoutsilir."
.1.5i IN 4.16/EXARS, 12 MAT MC Cit&RAWINIS.
and Read the Home Paper
Last Thursday evening the mem-
bers of the Short Course in town en-
joyed a fine skating party.
•Rev. Peter Naftsinger of St. Ag-
atha, conducted devine services in
the Amish 1VIehnonite church, Bron-
son Line, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Klopp of •the
Bronson line, entertained a number
of their friends to a supper, on
Friday night.
Mr. Philip Hartman has recently
moved on the farm on the Bronson
Line recently vacated by Mr. Ted.
Denemme,
•1 The %men's Institute will meet
When Arthur Kirkpatrick appear-
ed before Mag. Reid, Goderich,, he
was released on suspended sentence,
on condition that he leave town im-
mediately. He gave his address as
St. John, N.B., was arrested on a
nominal charge of vagrancy on 'Jan- Mr. A. Melick, Reeve of Hay, and
uary 9th, when he was found to be who has been laid up with an attack
in possession of a bottle of antt-fre- of lumbago, has recovered sufficient-
eze which he admitted having been ly to. attend county council meeting
drinking. At the time of his arrest at Goderich, last week and able to
he -was remanded until the Saturday attend his other local duties.
previous while police looked uP,' his
past record after finger -printing
him. Other than several arrests . on
vagrancy charges, nothing was fo-
und against Kirkpatrick. •
in the Connell Chamber on Monday
evening, February 5th. There will
be roll call on "The favorite recre-
ation". All ladies are cordially in-
vited.
• The month's Short Course which
has been in progress now about four
weeks, will !close on Friday of this
week, when some interesting ad-
dresses will 'be given. The usutl
banquet which goes with an occas -
STEPHEN COUNCIL
ion of this kind,' will be held on
evening of this week, when
it is estimated that about two hun-
The Council of the Township of -
dred seIected guests will. participate
Stephen convened in the Town Hall
Crediton, on Monday, the 22nd of in the evening's program, which in-
cludes a very daint menu.
January 1934 at 2 p.m. All members
were present. The minutes of the The unfavorable weather has some -
previous meeting were read and what discouraged the hockey teams
adopted. It was resolved that Her- over the weekend, as the weather
was not fit to be out, but here's
honing for the coming week. Two
very imnortant games FLIT1 scheduled
On Friday- evening. February ls+.
the Exeter boys will be over to
cross sticks' with the locals. and on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 6th., the Park-
hill boys are coming over. Be sure
aid these games at the popular
p
was the emphatic answer which Zolin
bert K. EiJbe be appointed Clerk
at an annual salary of $375.00 with
Bowman; Dashwood young man,gave
LT extra allowance of $25 for sta-
in police court when charged that 110.1
bonery; $25 for rent of vault and
(did, walla the past three months
have liquor in his possesion,in other
than his private dwelling. Bowman
▪ •Ita'd .spent the night in jail, where
another Stephen Township man na-
Xvangelical Lutheran Church med Weak. is on remand awaiting
trial for breach of the L.C.A. Prov- Herbert K. !Eilber Treassuxer be accepted to take effect
$10 for reporting' the minutes to
the press and mem
members of the Co-
uncil.
on February
ZURICH — !orty,r. :inial. Conitable Fax, whomade the 5, 1934, after his books have been
arrest, asked for a week's remand in audited and that Charles' Zwicker be
"A Changeless Cherie Isar . 1the .absence of Crown. Attorney D. E appointed in his stead at an annual
ins Wears I Holmes,- who has been 111 for a week salary of $150 and that hie furnish
c.Friday, 811:—Lber League. 1 B owman got in touch. -path friends 1 a
ir Bond for 5,000 from a Bonding
:Saturday—ChoPeadicaa., and was able to secure the !$'5-00 bail Company for the due periunnance
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SUNDAY SERVICES (domande& of his duties.
10 a. m.—German. Servico., ) The case :against Francis Over- Motion, that a by-law ba passed
'11.15 a.m.—Sunday SchnsiL holt, driver Of the auto th4t crashed appointing the following persons to
LEvorybody Wildma& fie aill armaie.• l eember 27 into the cutter driven by
! rval R
'odge, was concluded in Pol-
herein stated:
1.80 p.m.—English Hertrise. head-on during a snow -Storm an De- their respective offices at the salary -
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,_ Assessor and Truant Registrarr
lace Ilona but &I -tin -day_ The liami-ring William Kleinstiver $75.00 and pos-
tage; Auditoors: Daniel Weber and
Chas. W. Christie $9.00 each; Weed
Inspector: George Merner, 20c per.
hour. Road Superintendent: Geo.
E. Eilber 30c per hour. Caretaker
of Hall: EE. Guettinger at salary of
$20 per annum and $i extra. for
each public meeting and concert
•-•=a, where an admission has been charged'
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E Sheep Valuator: Win. Klleinstiver,at
'30c per hour; Board of Health: W.
Sweitzec and C. Mawhinney at a sal-
ary of $S per • annum : S»cretary -of'
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:fa= Board of Health: Herbert K. Eilbar
at a salaary of $15 and $8 peas. aanni: Jganaunyy rre2d9ritchk,a188ituai.dridwie.er‘ev
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.7-7,-- num for attending meetings;
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..„_, tary Inspectors: ElEi Lawson, Geo. IpmBeiaellwiienododin
btyh ethLentphaestraonr, Church mart
. .P... Merrier, and W. 13. Oliver at a salary
of $25c per horn% -licrl Attend -
Schroeder, 'On Monday, January 29,
inger Snaps 11113, ____ .. Mc .,!----.
....- ance Officers: E. Lawson schoola 1, 2,
as
1934, in their home in Hay Town
Prunes 0,846 2 lbs. . , .......,...,_ .... .25c. .-...„4 3, 4, 4, 5, 14 and unions 6 and .its; ship they celebratedtheir golden an
Geo Meaner, schnal6,
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= 7, 11 a:n(1. un niversary, receiving 'the felicitations
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Thistleltalnivc" t Ponsder,,11- ilk can 15c -_,--..
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ions 15 and 16 'kid S. S. No. 6; W. of a host of friends. In the evening
ions 8, 17 and 18, a.t a salary of 25e et lilrecY1 e ,w :tie] l
...--...- sitlinrbrroouknedne,d binycittilideinfgammilly..
PalesMate Grauqes, , -I ilozen .4.....................,_,L23.5 ' ..,-----
. .B. Oliver Schools 10 and 12 and Un -
Grape Fink ,;-,4.3"ge. !racjit .........,..;..................,..*.......5t . .-T-
ff. per hour. Athletic; Field Committee: and Mrs. Henry Bierling, Exeter;Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Bierli'ng, Stephen
Fresh. Lake IttrOnt i lb. ....,_ ...... _ - A 5e. ..---
_ Wm. Sweitzer and C. .P1-awhinney,
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Township: Mr. and Mrs, William (No salary) ; Milk Inspeetor: E.
Bierling, Blue Water Arghway, Hay
Pure Gold jellet 4 ler ...._ ..... ._-___-__.23c
Guettinger-it =
-----! inger at a salary of 40e per lir;
In each casethe bove appointees
Township; Christoper of the home
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Fresh Fruits and Groceries./..Always on Han& -:-.,,„
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are to furnish their own transportat-
Lockport, New York.; Mr. and Mrs.
stead; Mr. and Mrs. Fred White, of
Arm Threa&, Pins, laces Etc. ion.
Jacob Walper, of Orand Bend and
-Z-- :Motion that the. IVIanicipal 'World
ev two greatgrand
be ordered for each member of the 30 grandchildren and
cbildrod. The bridal couple of fifty
Menne Oesch ,.., a •
Zzla ich Comuil and the.. Township Clerk.
g• 14 . 'I ho Council adjoa rho 1 ie moot a- i years 11 fY0 were presentod by their
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= iis and daughters with an a0,11•,,,'A
:gain in the Town Hall, Cimditon, on so
EGGS WAN , ;41* Mom 165 • mortday, the 5th daY of February ' accompanying! a gift of two gold
.104 at 1 o'clock pm.
rings. The celebrating, couplo have
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resided in Hay Township Torculgh
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WEEK—END SPECIALS
-The annual meeting. of the Hay
Township Farmer's Mutual' Fire In-
surance Company was held in the
Town Hall, Zerich, on Monday with
a rather small attendance. owing to
the inclement weather. Mr. Herbert
IC. Either, the new Secretary -Treas-
urer, gave a fine report of the past -
year's activities. The President of
the past -year was Mr. Oscar Klopp.
The directors' term of office who
had expired were W. H. Switzer,
John Armstrong and Wm. Consitt.
The two former were re-elected and
Mr. Fred Haberer, of the BlindLine
Hav Township was elected in place
of Mr, Wm. Consitt of Hensalr, who
has been a director of the comnany
for nearly forty years. The elect-
ion of two auditors resulted in favor
of Kenneth . Routledge and Jacob
Haberer, both of Zurich.
Fiftieth Anniversary
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For The Home
Cuckoo Clocks
$6.95 and $8.95
VERY ORNAMENTAL
An Ideal Clock for the
Kitchen (Den) or
Living • Room
COME IN AND SEE THEW.
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ALL SIZES
Petroleum Coke, Semet Solvay- Cokek,
Genuine Rosedale Alberta Lung
Pocahontas and Miller Creek, away*
on hand.
AGRICULTURAL TILE and B
Highest CASH price paid for Eggs=
Grs.ded Basis.
DltrEti APPLES WANTElill
(Must be dry and bright)
jeweller W. R. DAVIDSON
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OVRERCOATS UDNERWEIM
LEATHER CAPS And Other Winter Goods
WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT
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We have the Goods in stock that you require for the
Cold Weather, Such as Woolen Windbreakers, Woof
Blankets, Flannelette Blankets, Dress Goods, Flannl-
ettes, Military Flannels, Etc., Etc.
Also) Stockings, Socks, Mitts, Gloves, Mens, Bays arta
Chilklrens. Heavy Rubbers, Sweater Coats and NZ -
Over Sweaters. Hardware, Halters and Harnesz
Repairs, Special Prices on Overalls and Shirts.
Highest Prices Paid for Good Bright Dried Applia
FRESFI GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND.,
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