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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1934-06-28, Page 5"irtterattyr AMU., S8the I9311a .t SUSIINES3 CARDS DtDLEY E. ` xOL IS 1111AIIRISTES, SOLICITOR, NOT- ARY R'V$LiC, ETC. FLIM 'ICJC--Hamilton Street, Just Surf lite Square, GQDE1 UCiI1, Ontario. ' 'Special Attention to Cs cel and Court Work. Mr. Holmes may be consulted at A nearly near 6 -feet era Deering Gederich by Phone, and Phesae mower, cheap. far quick eaie. Apply charges reversed. L. A. Prang & Sole ,Zurich �w- ma rasa Wants, For Sale, Lost, Found, Iltotiea, Etc Ads 1111111 WW1= For Sale L. D. S. D. D S. DENTAL SURGEON ,9,t DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH :kvery Thursday, Friday, Saturda SZA At RARTLEIWS BLOCK, DASHWO-OD ;Eve y Monday, T'utar ley and Wednesday Licensari1 Auoy h ,nee For Huron and Middlesex 1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON- Set any Auction Sale, regardless ea to Size or article to soil. I solicit ..grour business, and if not satisfied will awake no charges for Services Ren- ;tenre'id. ARTHUR WEBER---Da,s1rwood 1451ene 13-67. li ricks' Popular 1MTAT MARKET 'Let Us supply you with the {very Choice of Fresh and Cur- ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,' Etc., always.. -on hand... Kept fresh in Electric Refrigeration Highest Cash Prices for Wool, Hides and Skins n�l�lt & SOS .lam � -- _-----'---- SERV IO111 Why We have the Better Class of Customers :*IGH CLASS GOODS, U. S. Le ' 9ATTERIES. MOBILE OIL, MAR- 'VELUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUi3E8, GENUINE IGNITION Tarts, Hohuing and Mechanical Work &U7) to Micrometer Settings, No soca work. Watch the cars that iiliTOP at WEIN'S, They are all HIGH , CLASS CLIENTELE. e DA5HW000 — ONTehRIO Western Farmers' WWI Weal her insurance Co OF NV ODSTOCK THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL- ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT- VIIL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO. Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec. 81st, 1932, $17,860,729. Total Cash in Bank and Bonds $221,978,99. ilitates—$4.50 per $1,000 f(xr 3 years E. F. Klopp—Zurich ?li'4tin41, Also Dealer in Lidhininl; Rods Fail all kinds of Fire Insurance L V POU LT ANTED Taken every Day till 3 o'clock p.m. 410o not feed Fowl same morning when brought in. vir hesf Cash Prices —CASH FOR— CREAM AND EGGS W. O'Brien Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich E HERALD'S JOB DEPARTMENT $ sever ready to serve the pub- withCommercial and fine lintiing. Get our prices he-' l FOR SALE A quantity of Silver :hull buck- wheat seed for sale. .Apply to: Wm. Alexander, Phone 13 r 82 :Mensal'. FOR SALE A.numnber• of young broiler chicks Kit 25e each. Pullets at 50e each. apply to Ferri:. litaberer. WANTE wa Wanted—A good cook for Tea xoom. Also a woman to take full charge of year-old baby. Apply in person at Goulds Tea Room, Exeter For Sale Used Kitchen Cabinet, China Cabinet. these articles are in • A 1 conditi Apply to Earl E. Welch), Zurich All ori. For Sale A Climax Range crook stove, good condition, good baker. Pric very reasonable for quick sale. piy to Herald Office_ in ed Ap- FOR QUICK SALE An almost new tapestry rug 6x7?'ci feet, in very good conditio(., a vela bargain for citiick sale. Apply at herald Office. 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, Hensel], Ont. Laird cos! Specials Genuine Eugene Permanent ..$5.50 :'. alistic Croquignole ,4.50 Charrnaine Oil Wave $,3.50 Nu Beauty Oil $2.50 With Curl or Ringlet ends Prices include Shampoo, Finger Wave and Trim. Specialists in -Hair Tinting 42532 RICHMOND - Met. 4646 LONDON WANTED PRODUCE. WANTED We are now hal a position to take cream and eggs at arty 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. give us a trlaL First house south of Dominion Hotel T. H. Meyers,Phone 116, Zurich. ZURICH HERALD Established 1900 ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY NOON FROM THE Herald Printing Office SUBSCRIPTION RATES—$1.25 a year, strictly in advance; $1.50 to arrears or $2.00 may be charged. 13 S. 11.50 irn advance. No paper discos• Untied until all arrears etre paid ufl Mess at optica of publisher. The date of which every Subscription is paid is derated on the Label. ADVERTISING RATES Display advertising made known on application.. Miscellaneous ar^tiehe of not more than four limas, For Sale, To Rent, Wanted, Lest, Foundl, etc., One inser- tion 25a, 2 ins. 40cy 3 ins. 50c. Farm or Real Estette for sale $2.04 for first load f ll.!s0 for each ful- lowing month. Professional Carla not exceeding lit inches, per paria 4W811,- In 'IVlemorianm, orae verse 60e, 28c for each additional! verse; Caird of Thanks, 50e. Auction Sale o---`>72.@ per single nrertion if not acrab four inches in length.. Address all atanarrarn'teettians to: � THE HERALD ifisoft leaving�►otliv'7 +±iS3aYa1' ��?c�t--,2:11EaCki ONT. Mr. and Mrs. J. Straus of Kitch- ener were visitors with relatives here 1Vir. Wallace Ross of Brucefield, was a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C, I.,. Smith, Rev. and Mrs. E. Burn visited the last resting place of their daughter, Hilda in Hespler last week. Don't forget, Sunday is July 1st and the Dominion wide holiday will be observed on Monday. Mr. Wm. Lamont, and Jane, and Mir. and Mrs. L. W. Hoffman aad Marjorie; were Sunday visitors with Mr. and:.Mrs. Wm. F. Braun, Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber at- tended the annual Wurzelfamily re- union held at Crinnan's grove on' q►rlwY► ***(plr0•004llPrYr►Nt�o **00M 41110 0* -06. 9N.0110 111 SEEDS! ° iEEDS! Get our Prices on Iced Clover, Alfalfa, Alsike, Timothy and Sweet Clovers Garden Seeds in Bulk at half the price of Package Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reeith and Tam- Goderich ALSO eed, leave your order with us, .il motored to ingersol on Sunday. wales HMcCabe, T SO SEED OATS, Little Goldie remaining there for Tp., alilrearedwgh bei'oxe 1Vlagiatrate In Police Court 1 Seeds. Anion S her vacation. Reid to answer a charge of common mr I assault lodged by his wife, he was Mr. C. E. Zurbrigg, optometrist, told that Mrs. ltleCabe had declined' 71,19 who calls at Hess Jewelry store ev-to press the charge and had expres-' aBi ery Tuesday will be at Toronto the l sed a desire to withdraw the compla-' corning week, see his adv. int. No objections were no:ecz by the count, so McCabe was freed, after a item lecture by the Magistrate, who admonished him to "keep his hands and feet down" when he fought with' • his wife, Albert: Martin and son, ir'arold, of Lueknow, parted with f;:3a and cogs Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Schilbe, bri- dal couple, returned to Zurich and are taking up housekeeping in the upper fiat of Mr. H. Krueger's block. We would ask our advertising cite-, tomers to bring, or send • in their in Traffic Court. The father was 'fin - copy for ads. no later than Tuesdays i ed *10 and costa for permitting the of each week, this will enable u o i use of a motor vehicle without Henn- tillget our paper out without workleg se plates. The on peal $10 and casts late hours Wednesday evenings. get for operating a motor vehicle with out a permit. Rev. J. P. Hauch will preach in the Evangelical church this week on ; Thoe. Me effin, rd I :' -•n-'- ''ncl Thursday evening, and preside•.at Quarterly Conference. Then there will be the holy conirnunion service on Sunday morning. i costs. John ("lull', of Bayfield, found sdriving. "' -at n permit. paid els Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eickhoff of taut cost a Morehouse of Lief o - Washington, Wis., visited old friends : wel, maid +t, fine of $10 and costs for i here and at Exeter last week. They driving with en overcrowded frn-,* are former residents of Zurich and I seat, and Ches. F"' of Stretford, have not visited - here for 17 yoars i paid c:; and costs for dehine e` ear and noted many improvements ande excessive rate of speed Through an i changes in the village.. , ) intersection in Goderich Tp. Mrs. Q. Taggart, Miss Myrtle Reecho of South Bend, Ind, .and Mrs A. Welsenbac]i of Peroa, .Ill:, - spent Z• P. "a• SCHOOL REPORT the past week at the home of the guilty of n riving a truck without license p'=h`,a, and without permit, was fined 310 on each count, with former's brothel -,s Mr. A. F. and; George Hess, and other relatives. I In looking over our fine growing! potato patches at present we notice that there is an absence of the usual potato beetle that nt 'eel n, nusiance, we do not know if it was , the r..,• . 'n,,l - tlee. ;here all the old fellows, or if some plague came over these annual callers that „n s" ch a menace to c;ai potat-:.,' vines, .• 1 Ruth Foster CZool, I Gram, II lit. Those present from this vicinity, 1II- Latin, C French_ et the W. T. S. re -union, held art f Gladys Gingerich, I arith, II physiog, Springbank, London, on Saturday 1 geom; I Zool, I grain, I Iii, 1 latin, were: Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schade 1 french. and John, Mrs. Wm. Schade and Doris Horner, C nhysio.g, 1 Zool family of Blue Water Highway; Mr. III gram, II liter, C french. Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton True- Beatrice Meidinger. 1 arith. C phy- mner and family, Miss Susie Jacobe siog, II Zool, III gram, III liter, 111 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Truemner, Miss latin, C french, Greta Horner of the 14th con; Miss Margaret. Schwalm, I arith, I phy- Gladys Weber of Dashwood; inir. and do: , 11rmen, I zool, I gram I Iiter, Mrs. C. L. Smith and Mae of Zu ieli t let in. I french. Thenen Zettel. C arith, I phsiog, FIND HUMAN BONES C geom. I zoo], I grana, I liter, C 'Ain, I french. When a sand hill on the male c street of Grand Bend ,-e 1•ei r• moved by worl:men er'ploye d by Mi Bender, well known r- el e t.it' 1 . of Grand Tend, a number of Kumar bones thought to he the remains o Indians slain hi battle were e ehscover ed. The bones were found only a few feet below the surface and are ;n in an excellent state of •eservation They have been gathered and placed in a box. Report of the final examinations of Zurich Continuation School. 1 denotes lst class honours (over 75 per cent); II denotes 2n1 Class hon- ours (66 to 7.4 1; III denotes 3rd class honours (60 to 65'5 ; C den- otes a pas. II FORM Win. Brown, III arith, I Phsyiog, C Geom, I Zool, III Gram, III Latin, I French. 1 ' FIUST FORM1, Lawrence Ayotte, I zoo]. I gram, I liter, tTI latin, I French, I Br. His - f tory, I Geog, I Algebra. _ Kenneth Brcakey, 1 zool, II gram, I liter, C French, II Br. history, I , geog. Rennet Denonne, II zool, I gram, C ]3r. history, II geog. Patricia Ducharme, lizool, I gram III liter, C latin I french, C 13r. His- tory, I geog, 1 algebra. Francis 'Foster, C :root, I gram, C liter, II latin, I french, I Br. history I geog, 1 algeLra. Clemence Jeffrey, 1 zool, C gram,' ILIliter, C latin, I french, C Br. his, rereeoe-• 7 al;;•ebra. Veola Klopp, II zool, 11 gram, II+ geog. ,lVlary Merner I zool, 1 gram, II lit, II latin, I French, I Er. hist, I geog, Thank You We are in receipt of the ollow•ing ever welcome letter from Mr. John B. Oesch of Biggar, Sash, which will be interesting to our loader as Mr. Oesch was a forinel resident of Hay Township: "Enclosed find money ;r - der for the Herald. I enjoy your paper very much, it is like a tetter from home each week. Crops are looking fairly well around Biggar, with lots of moisture. Yours Truly John B. Oesch, Biggar, Sask." BORN Willert—At Dashwood, on June 19, to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wi.11ert, e son. Keller—At Dashwood, on June 24th, To Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Keller. a 5011. Regier—A.t Hay Township, en .inns' 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rc;-- ier, a daughter. Luther—At Hay Township, on May 19th to Mr. and Mrs. Manford Luther a daughter and son. Huron County Council No calcium chloride has been pur- chased for the county roads this year, and if it is not the intentions to approve of such expenditures your commission would appreciate a rul- ing, as many requestes for dustlayer have been -received. One Reo truck has been turned in on the purchase of an International Model A4 truck, which purchtse was made through the Department of Highways. The motorcycle of the traffic officer has been exchanged for a new one the county paying $200 extra. Regarding the designation of the Zurich road as a Provincial highway it is felt that there are marry other county roads carrying more through traffic, but since the application has been made by the township of Hay, if the Province is going to pay nine- ty Per cent or ono hundred per cent of the nose, n1(1 reason to object to assumption of this road can be seen. ... . . 119 FORMAL H YDE Bring in your bottles to be filled we have same in bulk. CALL US ABOUT SEED GRAIN Implement Repairs McCormick -Deering. Also handle Cultivator points and plow points to fit any make of machine. Chicken Feeds Master Chick Starter and Pioneer Chick Starter p4?11RpF'd!'(.ri(3$y,:o4Y.Arrek#iGi$ce fOSIDa G+'i'6r4r!%F 'mfpjS urich Dg S 6-t 1 1 •e gave a fell Line of all the require encs of Scheel Supplies PENS, . PENCILS, INKS, ETC. ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT BOOKS KEPT IN STOCK. 11410*Etf06060849•01POSZOO*C 00.1* See Our Supply of Toilet Preparations Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfuraizers, Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes. tvaaiattlattowanaszae s,0*Ca Test FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN PENS. We also have, Saphine Anti :Moth Discs. lDi'. A. J. MacKinnon, Zurioh1 ovIMRFArel' PARAX W1W NIAWFyi A , p'rS t t'l i ce•'"' rA ''+am4a,sara�a®,a.w�.� :.... ..:. .> .,•t- s 4' �•aW•�-^ 4•a'+A.fi©oGLd,E: ;t d,. ,hfi+,Feff'34.+4 4° •ZTIRJ[H HERALD'S Clu.bthgList• o 0 II algebra. 1 a ,a' •,1 R�Ti,,,•. I tool. TIT gram, I • n� lit, C latin, III french, C Br. history, I geog, II Algebra. Mae Smith, II zool, II gram, II lit, C Latin, C french, II Br. hist, II geo, I algebra. Elgin Snider, I zool, C Br, hist, IT geog. Huron -Perth Baseball Schedule July 5—Clinton at Mitchell Goderich at Staffa Exeter at Zurich 9—Mitchell at Zurich Staffa at -Clinton Exeter at Goderich 12—(*) Staffa at Exeter 16—Clinton at Zurich Goderich at Mitchell Exeter at Stage 19—Zurich at Goderich Staffa at Clinton Exeter at Mitchell 23—Staffa at Zurich Goderich at Clinton ''Mitchell at Exeter 26 --Mitchell at Staffa Clinton at Goderich Exeter at Zurich 30 --Clinton at Staffa Zurich at Mitchells 2-Staffa at Mitchell Goderich at Zurich Exeter et Clinton 6—(*) Clinton at Goderich Zurich at Staffa 9 --Mitchell. at Zurich 13 ----Zurich at Clinton Mitchell at Godei icl:u 16 --Zurich sit Exoter game called at fa arn». (*) games called at 2,3'Op.m. All other games called at ei ri 7 - Aug. ee .iau. e ai 3 ZURICH HERALD and the following Pape_ for one Year: Kitchener Daily Record $5.10 Toronto Daily Globe $6.00 Toronto Daily Mail and Ernpire 4;6.00 Toronto Daily Star $7.00 Toronto Weekly Star $6.00 London Free Press $6.00 London Advertiser $6.00 London, Farmer's Advocate $2.25 Farm and Dairy $2.75 Farmers' Sun $2.50 Family Herald and Weekly Star $2.25 Family Herald for 3 years $3.00 Canadian Countryman $2.25 Weekly NVitnesst 3.15 Farmers' Magazine $2.50 Huron Expositor, Seaforth $2.75 And a street many more that wo cannot enumerate hero. Wo have the Agency for every, reputable Magazine .ixa Canada and the United States, and can save you money en be most of thew. Ro r mw at 1I. your Papers and Magazines at our Office and save Trouble and Money HERALD OFFICE - Zurich .,*' e • 4+$��D is el►4^AA9a�et R *+4'l t`O 1`4++,d+ID++x4.114 +0,14 • dD e • 4'