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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1934-04-12, Page 4• Y /17 414 iy StormWindows dows and 'M ours LET US QUOTE YOU! PLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY,A 1'4 -ARCA SORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON IIAND AT• ALL TIMES., :SND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK 'rVkiiT,F YOU WAIT. 4. , f ii'', VAL t• irry'3: NE 'ICH •1••i'd••t°'1•++4 4++$•++'i ++++++++++4 $ 44 l,+++++4.+++4'++4•++++°F+ + .1. 1. x 4. t 4. 4 4 4. • ]MASBEY4iARRIS EWS ALEN*overyour Cultivator, y drill and order repairs and 4 .sig 'express charges. We have some F and W., Deer- ing and M. H. Cultivator teeth at a bargain ?sect Tractor plow, • 3 ▪ Collie in and see our display of New Machines this Week -End. Cas, Oil, Batteries and Tires at live and let live prices. GENUINE M. H. REPAIRS ARE BEST Points for all makes of Cultivators i. Shop 149 O. KLOPP & SONS riding plows, Cultivator and beam Scuffler at bargain prices. WHAT HAVE YOU TO DEAL? 4. •.7)N 43. Res. 6U Auctioneering? — U. BET! • ,,s-;1-++++-1-3-13-++++++++++++++++ t.++#.A *++++++..• 4.+44 .1.++4.,..p 3ritiKla: arm rat t'r f Ys*,, oeQoee;.s easeitsso°'+aoceaflc(])i>eeti",,;'oc=cez • � ki �a t kUny `s s Stock- overnment Approved After . 9. •tet'.. _,. � .. PilI'CE11 s:•,- i� ,N .;l.i V'. Rock 12e Itic :abject to Change Without ,Notice. J. ELGIN McKINLEY -- ZURICH, ONTARIO Ibsco0eetamo B00•••a99P gy W. Leghorn . 10c 9c i -G • O • ee is 0 0 0 a 0 secretary for the aening and the fol -it ha elit;d two 1510 heeees3<tnu- lowing oil e ere were appointed; Trus- are. the t\aajority going to Galt, 7(, (i1'e'ego I. irk (newly appointer] al: tuilr'l'4 and Tvr•ol't•t. ()tller'buy- ii1.r' t:;Y.in of 'i y.'tl�' ) -� ;iv:01 Dirk ant l;a'.'t` b+'t•vl 1.!1.11g a Este ;there 3e11ri itettti.. r fns' Hilt' Silts t O 'year; . e business, To 1. her;: morning, 1)To Domo.lst:rete at Chicago iv cher, J. V'il(Ifox1g; Ev(':ing,. t 'Miss Wait Clark, formerly of God Schadee, ;)1, V `inert; Cemetery coin eeiel1, who for some ydars has been mittce: The trustees and D. Haugh on the staff of city nurses of Toledo and 1). Weber; Organ pumpers, Thal- Ohio, has been engaged to demon - ph Weber and Alvin Willert; Alidit- urate her work at the Chicago ors, E. Bolder and D. Weber. It was World's Fair this summer. 'fhe en - decided to hold mi anniversary this gat ehent will last about a month, coinin • fall. The and Treasur- Moved To Clinton er were not llp1Y1irrte(i at this meet- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tough of the ing,' but will be named at the first I Bronson line, Stanley, moved into quarterly board n t stint.;• of no lww Clinton, Saturday last andare now year. Adam Birk was appointed de- legate to the Annual Conference to be held in Kitehcrner next week. Re eved / Young ch11d rn en i1y -catch cold. bo Ines. }1u se 1 Ward, of Hilton Benrh, (1-l* t;i 1 Aa5'St "If 1 n 1t. •e that Ilion. r•• i, any sign of s, c01'1 1 i;i.e Baby's Own .Tablets and fuel th.*y are* •a gnat help." TIl:1us. nds of 1ru,ht•:, do thn tame not only for -colds but for fretful- ness, indigestion constipation, teething .troubles, colic, upset et lnt:eh and so ou. Baby's Own Tablets -aro v' 4 and sure in reliev- ittg ti ublio,hoo.r3 ,' ,nin,tan ailments. i'rico -• 1}r.44i11 i Stns I3G rrk- HENSALL Harold ' Scruton of Port Dover spent holidays with his mother and sisters here. Dz and illy 1, A. -Campbell lland daughters, Dorothy and Jean and son Keith, of Toronto,' were visitors at the home of Mrs. T. Murdock. Mr. and sli_s. Ferris Cantelon of Schomberg spent holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Dae -id Cantelon. tIiss Jean Bonthron and friend of London wer visitors with l`.:Ir. and Mrs. J. Bonthron. Hazel Coxwoith of Pet"oira spent holidays with her mother here. Eric Kennedy of Tai onto, was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Boll of Tor- onto were visitof"s with .^.ir. and Mrs Jas. A L'..11, London Road. Edmund s and Geiger and daughter Ruth of London spent holidays with Mr. and 11Irs. Owen Geiger. Olive Workman spent a few days visiting friends . at Mitchell. (;.o. Walker who •recency rented. the Neilande house on :Albert, St.,. moved his family in on 'Wednesday last from Tucl:ursrnith tp. Mrs. Geo. Fairbairn of the London Road South, suffered a severe stroke .t-•eln•:r:.'Tay last and was rushed '.o e Lerelen 1. epital for treatment. e tie „tee 1:oor '_lenith for =tine t ne end her condition es ser - O :ou-. A. 1), 11eFe en who has beeIl in O Soidir•r.,' Hospital,! 4g ='sir several has eeturned to • e his home eoln»what improved. ® A. bad ac:ident happened to Mr. x ora Geiger tie, .other day, while bringing a load of flax from the mill in Exeter to the flax mill here. The load upset and in jumping off, he broke one of his legs in two places. He was taken to Clinton Hospital for an x-ray examination and to have the leg set. He is doing as well as can be expected. Stanley Walters of the Bank of. Montreal has been transferred to ;Hanover. Von Pettitt, accompanied by his brother, Lloyd Pettit spent Easter at their hone in Sarnia. Archie Filshie was in Mount For- est attending the funeral of his bro- ther, who died there suddenly. Phone: 97 r 11, Hensall Sal•e see eeeestecoesQ0 see B LAKE iM.iss Margaret Douglas called on lends aat Hensall one day last week iVtiss Dorothy Gascho is spending 'New days with her grandparents in e village. Mr. Gus Clarke returned to God- etei.'aah after spending *the Easter Holi- aay,s with his Mother, Mrs. E. E. T 1arke. IMr. Ross Johnston attended the '''ern Boxer Convention at London Monday. Sass. Caroline Oesch has returned - Zi mte after spending a few weeks 411th Yner sister at Crediton. :{r. and Mrs. Roy Gingerich, riaa1 Coulpe, accompanied by Idr. -ural Mrs. Ed. Oesch and daughters, Ahnlve returned home after visiting ;1edth *lends at Kitchener, Tavistock VitWiesley and Milverton. DASHWOOD Sirs. A, Hooper of London, is vis - Abe;; her daughter, Mas. E. Il. Guen- Air. and Mrs. Maurice Anderson 5+.^rat the week -end in l.oneon. Hisses Marie and Esther Allemang • ;`;t. Clemens spent a few days last ems "k :the guest of Miss Helen Nad- ;-r, Vt. and Mrs. J. Reschke and son Z "nbl ie and 11rs. Maltz, of Detroit, .ent the week -end with their par. t r i.s Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Merrier. Me. and Mrs. 'T. Hope, or;; were allsaiLay visitors in Clifford. x and Mrs. Earl Geiser and fart ;My attended the funeral of Ids fath- ~rer lin Crediton on Monday. fli . ,aitd liars. D. Tioniai am Mr. m+st ssr,1 ii1 v, Tietnanj visited friends in London on Sunday. Rev. J. Oestreicher of Roseathal is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Ireland of Guelph were Sunday visitors at the Commer- cial. On Tuesday evening --April 3rd Ithe Walther League of Zion Lutheran. Church held a social evenrng rn the basement of the church. The confir- mation class of the year were the' guests of the evening. The evening• was spent in singing and bunco. EEs-. ther Martene was the winner of the first prize and Alice Steuer winner of the consolation prize. Later in the evening a dainty lunch was served. by a committee which consisted of Rosie Willert and Lorisa Kraft. At' the close of the evening each guest was favoured with a chocolate Eas-' ter Egg. The Ladies Aid of Dashwood Ev- angelical Church held their regular meeting in the church basement re-- cently with Mrs. W. Snell in the chair. The topic. was given by Mrs. A. W. Sauer and Mrs. D. Tiernan led in prayer. , A piano duet was given by Mrs. J. M. Tiernan and Miss Ana Tiernan. At the business ses- sion the following committees were appointed. Flower Com: Mrs. E. Bender and Mrs. V. Schatz; Visiting; Com., Mrs. D. Tiernan, Mrs. W. Snell. and a motion was earriiacl to Contri- bute $25 to the general treasul'.y o.i the ehureh. A letter was read from Mrs. (Rev,) F. B. Meyer a former pastor's wife who is a patient et Queen Alexandria Sanitoritiln and who had been givers an Laster Card shower. The annual meeting of i)ashwoo 1 Ivangclieal ohureh was held recentl' .'Ph Rev. A. W. Sauer a,> anima- led hair ma.led 'syr tit dei .gent]' e41.,; are, .J, Lit, Tiernan Was allllioiMeli l COUNTY NEWS Receives Call ° 'Rev. L. H. Currie, pastor of the W'ingham United church, informed his congregation on Sunday last that he had :received a call to Wellington st. United church, London. Married 65 Years Mr. land Mrs. John Cornish, of Ex- eter, on March ;(ith celebrated the "65th anniversary .of their wedding. Children and grandchildren gather- ed in the home to join in the family gathering which marked the "event. Fell From Load ' While driving with ;a load of fax R. Geiger, son of Owen Geiger, of Hensall, suffered serious injury. The load up: "t and in leaping to safety the young lean had his heel fractur- ed. He was taken to the Clinton hospital. Many Onions Here The Hensall district does a great business every year in the growing of onions, and at the present time the yyholesal_• seed companies have gangs of men at work in the village getting out, the 'sets” which were stored though the winter, �xs•sd Deme,yicl for Horses j ,., 1i s_�,. n.„ -wt:; the sa!; o.. alfa.nyl 1 t:': district dl ' hlg' j e/l t(.•:, J IT.. Galbraith l settled in Mrs. Farquhar's cottage, italttenbury street, west. • Window Broken A big plate glass window in O'Neil's grocery, Clinton, was smash- ed last Sunday night. So far rio one has come forward to acknowledge responsibility for the damage. It was ieplased however. Bru.cefineld Wedding A pretty wedding took place at the Manse, Brucefield, on Saturday last when Helen Munroe, daughter of Mr. and Vlrs. Dan 1%Iuf roe was united in marriage to Farl Mason, of London. Rev. W. A. Bremner per- formed the ceremony. The bride wore a swagger suit of blue with acces- sories to snatch: After a -short hon- eymoon, they will reside in London. O!suer Makes COI • Tra-ffic Officer Norman Lever was in Exeter the other day checking up on the loads carried by `]talo trecle7.1 'Trucks are allowed only half loads during the month of April. Mr. Lever's scales are possibly the smal- lest in Huron County and will weigh up to fifteen ton. allawatlialiaaaaaalaRSI Woods wars travelling quite lively at the time,. and Brophey realizing what had 1`X:&1 ji treat irurd to save the cur doot', yvlth. the result that he wir pus i lett out of the cal' in the twinikling of earl eye and hurled to the road„He was rushed to the hospital where an evamination disclosed the fact that he appeared to be unhurt except for sone bruises and .cuts around the face, 71 Years Married A unique event was celebrated b:. , two of St. Marys oldest pioneers, when Mr. and Mrs. William Smith celebrated the 71st anniversary of good They •.o d their. Wedding. They are m healthconsidering their age and are spending the whiter with their dau- ghter, Mrs. Murphey at Stratford. Mrs. Smith is in her 90th year and Mr. Smith in his :96th year. A fam- ily of four sons and two daughters were born to thein. One son died a few years ago, Fire at Walton The 'hone of Russell Marks ;at Walton was destroyed by fire early Saturday last. The fire is believed. to have started in the attic. Part of the contents was saved, although the family wove forced to leave the buil- ding only partly attired. Shot Is Fatal Ivan Steele,third son of Mr. and Mrs. George Steele, of the 8th con- cession of Culross tp., near Tees - water, was killed at his home by . a rifle discharging when he slipped on •• ice. The bullet entering his side. The young man 27, left the house with his rifle in the evening, to shoot a weasel that Was known to be around the barn. When he did not return s ringttly, .t pt'U 12, 1934 Clinton Raises Dog License Clinton is the latest Huron Coun- ty town to declare war on pollee dogs. A by-law is in preparation, and will be submitted at the next meeting, fixing the License at a high figure. The license for these dogs now is $20 at Pxeter and $10 in 1 Blyth. Legal adt'ice is that Councils can discriminate in •the natter of dog licenses, according to breed. Hurled Out Of Car Harold P,rophey, Goderich, is out of hospital, receiving congratulat- ions from his many friends ou a mir- aculous e:+cape from death. He \vas riding in J. Wood's car when he at- teinpted to raise e the window of the car. He grasped the wrong handle and opened the door instead.. Mr. a search was. commoneed by mem- bete of the i'axnily, and at 10 o'clock the lifeless body was found by the; father. Boys Go West Bud Cole; Who alias spenti the past five months with his grandparents at Lueknow loft Sunday last :,:or Sask- atchewan: He was one of ten young men who ...started West in a . truck driven by Mr. McLgan, who was re- :ui'ning west after spending the win- ter with his sister near Owen Sound' The first lap of the happy groupe was to Detroit; they were well sup plied with `grub” and had the truck ecu'fortably equipped with springs and mattresses, and warmly enclosed with a tarpulin. The lads were look- ing forward to a pleasant and speedy trip to the West via Chicago and Minninapolis. Wm. Stevens Passes • Wm. Stevens, an old resident of Clinton and earlier of Hallett Tp., passed away on Good Friday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jas. McGill,- east of Clinton, in his 89th year. He was bold in England in 1846 and carie with his young wife to this country and to - Clinton 60 years ago. Working for some ti.ane at the Stapleton Salt Works, then moved to the 9th con, of Hullett, where he farmed for '.n eny years, retiring from the'. farm and coming into Clinton 28 years ago, exactly, the day of his death. He had been in failing health for a few -years and had failed- rapidly the past six mon- ths. His wife died on Christmas . day five years ago.:. Hogarth says: . GOOD CI-iUCTKS MODEST PROFITS SATI SHED CUSTOMERS ij °est " "1- 81 APRIL PRICES GREATLY REDUCED With egg prices lower, we are pass- ing on our saving to our bustomer,•. That .has always been Hogarth pol- icy—to sell chicks at a modest profit and give the best possible valae to the chick -buyer. Don't buy any chicks till you have seen our new prices and catalogue. Seven breed.,. Government Approval. "Super -Size chick; 1" om extra large eggs. Write or phone. Hogarth...a,� . �,�...+,..,.-,�. Chick ..9..,..z..r,.:.vasw . ma,,.a,.e,...W.ara. BOX -114 EXETER, ONT, - tifitiffn effect/1ffecti. Panelled, variously tinted walls are well within reach of the average pocket. You can modernize interiors- with a little skill and S -W Flat - Tone ... which, in a range of delicate shades, makes unusual decorative combinations for new walls and old. Flat -Tone is economical—as each quart covers a large surface; it stays clean and beautiful—being easy to wash. And it has the durable body and pure ingredients that identify Sherwin-Williams products. To see what S -W Flat -Tone will do for the walis and ceilings of your home, come in atnd examine our tint folder on this re- markable paint texture! Our Hardware Store IS EVER AT YOUR SERVICE - FOR THE. . BEST OF SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE AL.- WAYS LWAYS THE NEWEST AND MOST MODERN STOCK ON HAND. Let Your next Wire Fencing be the well known "FROST FENCE" . If in Need of Some Nice New Furniture Remember,; WE HAVE IT! 'GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES that will give you: Years of Good Service. SEEDS of all kinds, including the various Kinds of Clover Seeds, AIways a good supply : on hand. STADE & WEIDO ZURICH ONTARIO