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Zurich Herald, 1934-05-17, Page 5' 'lrursdaye My 3744. 11934 BUSINESS CARDS DUDLEY E. DIJE+YE. OL f S BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT- ARY PUBLIC, ETC. itigiF 'ICE --Hamilton Street, Just off bin Square, GODERrCH, Oriteenao, /lipeaelal Attention to C'+'itracel and Court Work. Br. Holmes may be consulted ,at t+3i d•rich by Phone, and Phone charges remised. Dr. H. H. COWEN L.D?.S. D.D 8, DENTAL SURGEON At DEITZ B'LOCCK—ZU.R1€:B EP9ary Thursdays, Friday, 'Saturday; &t HARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD Every Monday, Tuesday an,d Wednesday Licensed Auctioneer For Huron and Middlesex AM IN A POSITION TO CON - duct • any Auction Sale; re;gard,iess 'Ma to. size or article to Nell.' I solicit -sorsa business, and if not satisfies) will make. no charges for Services Ben - ARTHUR WEBER— iDaslawead Ibs n. 13-67. - urichs9 Popular :MEAT MARKET KET Let Us supply you with the) WANTED very dieigt of Fresh avid Cur- i A limitednumber of cattle for ed Meats, Botognas, Sausages, i pastilrc for the summer. Apply to: Herb- Dc:s jisrdine, Zurich. Etc., always.. on hand._ Kept fresh in Electric Refrigeration Highest Cash Prices for Wool, Hides and Skins Yunghlut & Son MI TQs Wants, For Salle, Lost, Found, Notice, E tc. ,A d s 11.73 COMM= COURT OF REVISION TOWNSHrP OF ;STANLEY NOTICE is hereby given that a Court of Revision on t he .Assessment for the Township of Stanley will be held in the Township Hall, on Mon- day, May 28th, at 10 o'clock in the morning. And Take .Notice that all appeals must be in the hands of the Clerk not later than the 24th of play 1934. Dated at Varna, May 14th, 1934. Chas. C.. Pilgrim, Clerk of Stanley. FOR SALE .A. quantity of' Banner seed oats; Velvet Barleys„ and: some sweet clover seed for sale. Win. .Alexander, Hensall, p.o. FOR SALE OR. RENT—Seven room brick cot- tage -with hard and soft water, fur- nace. and hydroa, in Hensall. Apply to Herald Office. • FOR SALE A •rebuilt lawn mower, also a re- built cultivator; for quick sale. L. A. Prang .& Son, Zurich SE It -V Icer Why We have the Better Class of Customers IIIIel CLASS GOODS, U. S. L. ,"l ATi1 1E$. MORALE OIL, q1011LUIL OLL,. GOODYEAR TIRES .AND TUBES. GENUINE IGNITION *Marts, Hshaing• and Mechanical Work ;fare's to Micrometer Settings, No Amoss work. Watch the cars that ' 'OP a► WELN'S,. They ars al! }UGH CLASS. CLIENTELE. �. S. Wein DASHWOOD — ONTARIO Western Farmers' Mutual Weather Insurance . Co OF WOODSTOCK "THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL- ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT- 11L COMPANY DOING BUSINESS JIF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO. Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec. 51st, 1932, 17,SS0,729, Total Casls in Rank and Bonds $221,978.99. 'Sates—VIM per $1,000 for 3 years 'E. F. Klopp—Zurich *feat, Also Dealer in Lightning hods and all hinds of Fire Insurance LiVL POULTRY" WANTED '•'gl en eva;ry Day till 'S o'clock pan. o not feed Fowl same morning when brought in. Highest Cash Prices ---CASK FCl CREAM AND EGGS W. O'Brien Phone 101, 1l es;. S,4,, �,zsiiel a THEHERALD'S JOB DEP.i 'HENT For Sale Used Kitchen Cabinet, Couch, China . Cabinet. Al] these articles are in A 1 condition. Apply to Earl E. Weido, Zurich FOR QUICK SALE An almost new tapestry rug 6x71/ feet,- in very good condition a rela bargain for quick sale. Apply at Herald. Office.. . FOR SALE Quantity or Oats for sale. Apply to 11. F.. Stad'e, Zurich. FOUND On the Bronson line an auto mar- ker D S-14.. Owner can have same at Herald Office by ,calling and set- tling for this notice. FOR SALE A Combined Player Piano and Piano delivered to your door for ,$200.00. Cost • $750.00, complete with 30 rolls and bench. The finest piano in this country. F. W. Hess, Hensall, Ont. WANTED PRODUCE WANTED We are now in a position to take cream and eggs at my home at Zur- ich, for whichwe will pay highest market prices. We will grade your eggs as we reeeiane them, and pay ac- cording to gradings. gee us a trial. First house south of Dominion Hotel T. II. Meyers,Phone 116, Zurich. If soy three halxp love ' were rest- ldesswitin collie or peensh from their teeth I gaze the= a Ba133•'a Own 'Tablet and they ermesoon aslttip," oars Mrs. T. 'Tweedy,, • 7;a Mill- wood' ltd-,.-'i'oaaado. hese sweet aLiittle tablets sesame the cause of fretfulness. and the arid beeotnni happy and well again. All the :.c rn- @.O* sczat.ven%a of title folk are promptly eodeafelgeorrected with 3Dr, Wilikorto' Baloy's'OanTiit,lets. ]'tiee f e aAryamsidrst fist's. ,ss D llla]'tiliacrns. BABY'S OW N4021US • There is a eta. f - that K�i d• •ever ready to serve t p �,1moik with Commesrch a aa'' a fink ',Printing, Get e *ap, ri' e be-• • g,'4'f fa,''' X ::<i�, ;11'' yt.��•/`p�p.'.7. K? ..�,Li',;. a !i 4nJ S.,J ,;�,1G :•bitr''u. )Y,I a,•XM'•.r ..kz- ,.,y.m. a, epor a i nac- .,torr• Emmanuel of Italy- :has decided tray visit tins, "largest Italian city in the 'world". The sttikang part of the report isthat, this xr'aans a visit to New York,where are gathered mute, Italians 'than, can he fraund, fit nity, in, the whole o2. itaa.ly. any ZURICH HERALD ..," PAW, giro" LOCAL NEWS Rey. E, A. Pouiter of Varna, was in town Thursday, Mr. Louis Morenz of Sheripta cal- led in town on Tuesday. Miss-1Vluriel Preeter of Kitchener, spent Sunday with friends here. Mr; John Schlundt of Dashwood was in town on Wednesday . Mr. William Beaver of Kitchener, is visiting with old friends in town and on the 14th. concession. :lVir. Oliver Johnson of Goderich, spent Tuesday at the home of Alp. Thomas Johnson, .Mr. Laurie Fowlie• of London was a visitor with his sister, Mrs. and Mr G. Koehler. Miss Jean Denomine of Windsor, and Mr. and n Mrs. Max. De.nomme of Detroit, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Filbert Denomme at St. Joseph Mr. Clayton Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman and babe of Galt, were Sunday visitors with their par- ents here. Mrs. Clarence and babe are remaining over for the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Siebert. Following- the extreme warm wea- ther of ten days ago, the past week has cooled off considerably and the nights have been very cool -with ice freezing at times.. The nice shower of rain on Sunday followed by. •the. balmy sun is sure making things look like growth- w • Some of the underground drains in the village are badly blocked. The drain running past Prang's garage" up to the sink- hole in front of Stade & Weido's hardware was at places completely filled, and was dug •out and cleaned. At this place a great;. deal of water accumulated when the winter broke up, as the drain seem-. ed frozen. up, but it was blocked with surface dirt washing in. SPORT NEWS The old and somewat traditional sport of the game of Baseball is be- coming very popular again in Zurich and all one needs to. do is to, look up some of the photos of Zurich ball teains in the past, the trophies that have been won, and then go out on the athletic field one of these .fine evenings and • see the boys in train- ing, whipping that old _Pill• across the converted into a summer play groun- diamo- d, one carnet not help but ds as well as. skating in the winter. get fond memories ,,of the past, and Here on these grounds you will be the old fire of enthusiasm • comes 1 enjoying a tennis court, hor esboi back with renewed activity. Man- !pitching, athletic contests such as age: L: 7_�'- max. is getting the jumping, shot put, etc, and later in hoys groomed up for the •first game:the season there likely will be bowl-- played owl-played in. Zurich which will' be "•on- ing. Mr. Haberer is having the place Moneev on-�ning. May 28th, when•: rewired with more i,owerful lights Zurich's old rivals of by -gone days and it will be a real sanctuary •o% will be present, namely the Goderich sport this summer. In order to de - nine will come. down and play • the^tray" the lighting costs, etc., Mr. locals. Preparations are in pro- Haberer is asking the small fee of gress to have this a formal opening only one dollar to gents and fifty with one of the candidates or ti pos cents to ladies for the whole season. sable a M. P. present to toss the This is very inexpensive recreation first ball. So get all enthused for for the summer and we trust will go the opener, Monday eve., May 25th, over big. time, shortly after six o'ciock. Entrance Examinations Mr. H. G. Hess motored to Lon- ******0•110000460001/0001100000 00.0•000,0000001000011000011411 v. SPnQI SEEDS! don one day last week. iVll. and Mrs. Orville Steinbach, and faintly were Sunday visitors with their • parents here. WIr. and Mrs. Henry Volland, of l'uckersmith, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L Schilbe, Mr. Writ, Reith is building a small addition to the south of nisbusinrss ;lock, having also put up a concrete celerway, and in addition is building 7. small closed in verandah. Mr. Bailie, of Exeter, has taken e position with air. John Hey, Jr., of town•, as jockey, and is training two promising Standard bred pacers of which Mr. Hey is proprietor. Miss Marie Charrette of Toronto is spending the .summer months with her parents, :ilr. and Mrs. John Charette, south of .t I r r,plr, 111r, and 11r,. luliu, colriveau., of Detroit, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr, and Mrs Joseph Cor- riveau, Hydro is to abolish the. 20 ear contracts in rural services., which will be good news to many. Some farmers have complained that this contract is -like a mortgage en . choir: farms and retard sales of property in many cases. • MONDAY, JUNE 4, WILL BE HOLIDAY Ottawa—Monday, Junk' 4, will be a holiday in celebration this year of the King's birthday. A proclamat- ion published in the current issue of the Canada ' Gazette traverses the holiday from Sunday June 3rd his Hajesty's - ;nal birt'lday, George was Lorn in 1.865. Horses Die From Heat Several hot days \.,,._: ed last week and with seeding. in full swing the horses felt the heat considerably. Several animals died from the effects. Among those: were W. Brock, of Us borne; I'. i'riebnei• B. McCann, C. Haist and 11. Mor - lock of Stephen. Four horses were reported dead near Zurich.—Exeter Times -Advocate. Zurich Has New• Athletic Grounds 1VIr, Ferd Haberer, proprietor of the Zurich Skating Rink, withes to advise the public that he is making vast preparations to have his place Zurich ,junior Institute The monthly meeting of the Zur- ich Junior Institute was held in the i The calandar of high school en - Town Hall, Zurich on Monday even- trance and lower school examinati- ing•, May 7th. The meeting was op- ons have been received. High school ened by the president Miss Irene i entrance exams. commence on Tues- Mousseau, followed by the Institute I day, July 3rd, with English eomposi- Ode and the Lord's Prayer. The tion and English spelling in the mora ing, and history in the afternoon.an the morning on Wed. July 4, there will be English literature in the morn ing and grammar and writing in the .afternoon. On July 5th, the exam- ination in the morning will be ari- thmetic in the morning, with geogr- aphy in the afternoon. Lower.scho- ol -exams will start on June 28. On June 29, geography will be written in the morning and arithmetic in the afternoon, on July 3rd English gra- mmar in the morning and French grammar in the afternoon; Wed. Jul.' 4, physiography in the morning and botany in the afternoon; July 5th, art in the morning and British hist- ory in the afternoon; Jbly 6th, zoo- logy in the morning. Will Begin July 3rd minutes of the fast meeting were read and adopted. The business and correspondence was then dealt with. The roll call was answered to by "My Favorite Author" Miss Pat- ricia Dtrcharme then favored us with a sola after which Mrs. Ben Elder Honorary President, gave a little talk to the ',girls. Mrs. Mc- Ewen, special speaker for the even- ing, was then called upon who gave a splendid 'talk on her travels down south. Next was a monologue by Miss Grace Gelinas. The meeting was then closed and the girls joined the boys for the joint meeting at which an enjoyable time was spent. On. Wednesday evening, May .1,0th, the Junior Institute and Junior far- mers -of Zurich 'were invited down to Parkhill. The boys and girls of Park- hilI held a separate meeting first and afterward a joint 'meeting was held and much enjoyed with ,two special speakers present. Lunch was then served and the rest of the evening was indulged in dancing. The next meeting of the Zurich Junior inst- itute and Junior Farmers will be held in Zurich Town Hall, on June 6th, and we are hoping to see a good at- tendance. New Library Books The following list of new books are now ready for the public: Name of Book Author Inheritance P. Bentley The Canary Murder Case Van Dine Smiling Charlie Max. Brand Benefits Received A. G. Roseman Arm of Gold Hilltop House Sons Mother The Virgforan Mr. and Mrs. Sent ,Ruby and Ivy San West of Fifth The Trait. Horde Gone North Deathon. ;Pack Iced The Yellow Claw Wolf of the Piste Man, from Bar 20, Gun. Smoke C. Bull Moose A "Man's Own Country K. Burt The Secret of the Barbican Fetcher The 'Tradgedy of X B. Ross The three Muskateers A. Dumas Writing on the Bounty N. & hall Men against the Star, 11 It. Connor A. R. Colver .Pearl Buck O. Wester L. J. Miln C. Brady C. A. Siltzer H. Andover S. Rohner B. Billings C. Mulford W. Sanderson R. Cullen South Huron Junior' Farmers : The- South Huron Junior Farmers and Junior Institute held their re- gular meeting in the Town Hall, Zurich on Monday evening, May 7th. This was .one of the best attended meetings sinse organization, there being about fifty-five in attendance. After the boys and girls each held their separate meetings, they all met together for a socoal meeting. Mrs. H. McEwen of Hensall having trav- elled extensively, gave very interest- ing half hour's talk on her trip to -the West Indies. Some of the boys were called on for a speech. Many of whom - are developing into fine, speakers; it is remarkable• the pro- gress the born' club is showing in this 'line. The last hour was spent in playing 'games with the Gelinas orchestra intervening., The meeting was •then adjourned until the next regular meeting night which will be the first Monday evening in June. On invitation .from the Parkhill Jun- iors ;the Zurich Club motored down on Wednesday evening, May 9th and put on a musical program for the joint meeting, about thirty-five of the members were able to make the trip to Parkhill. Zurich Club is fortun- ate in having a great deal of music- al talent which was very prominent during the program, Following this the floor was cleared, lunch was ser- ved, and a couple of hours was spent in lively (lancing for which the Zur- ich boys and girls also supplied the music, ' Everybody had a very en- joyable time and went .home hoping to meet the Parkhill. CIub again the ,war future. 0 • 1 Get our Prices on Red Clover, Alfalfa, Alsace, Timothy rat► and Sweet Clovers Garden Seeds in Bulk at half the price of Package Seeds, Onion Seed, leave your order with us. ALSO SEED OATS, 'AND SEED BARLEY FOR SALE FORMA IJDEHYLE Bring in your bottles to be filled we have same in hulk. 2 CALL US ABOUT SEED GRAIN Implement Repairs McCormick -Deering, Also handle Cultivator points' and plow points to fit any make of machine. •m Chicken Feeds Master Chick Starter and Pioneer Chick Starter L • Schiff 000...a,mwa. Vaso C+aa42**401*9A9llliiliN 0+at**000180000000000000000 1 WWIMAVVAMsA/MViaigAMWAsAiiIMM Zurich Drug Store We have a full Line of all the requirements of School Supplies Opt *.*,a.•......d.ID. osfflo..00,0a••0849 PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC. ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT IN STOCK. ••••a••••••••••••••••••••s See Orr. 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