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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1934-07-19, Page 1oI . XXXV o a a ZURICH., THURSDAY MOH ING JULY 19, J93+, Chester L. Smith, Fea $1.25 a year, U.S. $L51 in Adm .;. $1.50 iNA.EREARS,$2 MAY BX C1MI/1FN* Let the Herald Publish your Summer Visits and Visitors "!'1111111111111111H1111111111111l11111111l111111111111111011111111111111111! 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111: NEW Grocery Store Fruit Jar robbers, per pkg. Certo, per bottle Soda Biscuits„ per lb- .....-...... 13c Breakfast cup coffee, per lb. 29c Canned pumpkins, 3 cans 25c Water Ice Wakrs, per lb. 23c Aylmer catsup, per bottle 1 7c Corn Flakes;, 3 for 25c 25c 5c 33c Salted peanuts, 2 lbs. . Caustic Soda in Bulk and Cans Fresh Fps and Groceries Always on Hand. Also Threads, Pins, Laces, Etc. Mermo Oesch = Zurich EGGS WANTED. Phone 165 AP 1111111111111111111A111111111111113111.1111111111111111111H1ID111HI111H111111IIH11111111111I1111111111IIII11111I1111IIIH1I ltlII 11I1111111Hi1HH11II1111111111I1111111Ht ,. Capital Theatre Goderich •- Pie 47 Now Playing--DourFindluare heo- r�arYr, YagergUElr', arid!, "Little Monday, T`aesday, and. widnesday CAROLE LOMBARD r Gene Raymond and Monroe Owsley ' -The destiny of a sour ix often chan- ged in the twin' Ching atE eyelash BRIEF MOMENT Thursday, •Friday and Saturday I :WILL .1<ta cam portrays a justly Animus character in a masterpiece of tray rare l uanor DAVID HARUM Ws the show they'i:e: all: talking about Coming -Madam Sava ars .re .double lli�s31?. Matinees -Wed. and Sat. at a p. an. LOOKED FOR COOL. PLACE A tourist front acrom the border aer7ived Illontreat the *ap'.ber day with a sleigh tied to, tie rear of his automobile. It's to he hoped he also brought along Ms far iffiVieMalattarab Attic underwear to, withstand the rigorous temperatures; of $0 to 90 above zero we Hay& Ball :BORN• Denomme-it Hay 'Powe hip, mss July 13th,, to_ Mr- and Mrs. Mor- ris Denomme a daughter. Badour-At Stanley township, on July 16th to Mr. and Mrs. John Badour, a daughter_ .Entrance .eporrs ' Bayfieht.Centre., 1st Gass. Hon's --Jean :Johnston' Second Class- Eons -Bertram Car- nie, Kenneth Castle, George Colclo- ,ugh, Audrey Jones, Vera Wiid. Pass-Lharlie Brandon, Harry )4randm, 4y0„n .geminhard,' Gord- on ord on Heard, Sylvia Lewden, ''.Harry Reid, Anna Scotchmer, Walter Smith Melvin Steep,Julene Stephenson. • alieneall Centre 1st Class -Robert Aldwinckie, :Har- ;ry, Gbllalnsi i baida Sangste ; : . 2nd Class -Dorothy Peek, :Robert' Peck, Kenneth Passmore, LIyd Tho- mpson. Pass -Ruth Bell,Herbert Drum- mond, Aubrey Farquhar, Mona Glen Irene Hoswin, Jerry Johnston, Har- old Jones, 1V,isrgaret MacGregor, Al- fred Rapp, Edna Soundercock, Mar garet Shepherd, John Simmons, Nola • Taylor.. Dashwood' Centre 1st class -Doreen Atchison, Iva Lovie, Leona McCann. Pass -Merle Dictrirh, Dons Hicks,; Reta Masse, Ber1erJ Ness, .Joyce Paff, Ruth .Sha.rrtow, Irma. Wein, Eilei een Willext. t First class hons.-Alice Beaver,. Marjorie .Gahlman, Allan Cascho,! Mildred Haberer, Kathleen Hay, Ar-: chie MacKinnon, Doreen O'Dwyer, Gertrude Tuerkheim. 2nd class ions, -Marie ?Bedard) Tr - ,'X Zurich Cienttr:e IN MEMORIAM loving memory of Mrs B4 who passed awaly��o}re July 19th, ]:933 give us grace: dnd •strength faith and, 1}ope• renew, you will not return to ; us, we will go to `you. • '. The Child -ren. In ifthe Eckstein,year ago, God ' Our For But ene Foster, Rita Foster. Pass -Lawrence Brisson, Oval Corriveau, Leona Dewey) . Monica Dewey, Fred Farwell, Joan ` Gelinas, Kathleen Hey, Ulene Jeffrey, Clare McBride, Delmer. Meidinger, Doris Meyers, Calvin Thiel. ' '•' The Hay Township memorial. Scho- larships, awarded annually tb; the Hay township pupils securing the highest standing at the entrance, ex- amination, were won as f ollows.:c(1) Mildred Haberer, (2) Marjorie Gall - man, (3) Gertrude Tuerkheim. These three pupils are from the Zurich,:. pu- blic school. STEPHEN COUNCIL The Council of the Township, of Stephen met in the Town Hall, Cre- diton, on the 3rd of July, at 1 !°pm. All members were present. The Min- utes of the meeting held at the:last regular meeting and the special xme- eting held at Grand Bend on the 30, of June were read and adopted; Motion that a reduction of one mill be made on this year's taxes for Township purposes making the: rate for -general purposes 2 mills 'rid % mill' for Highways. Motion that. the following pay sheets and orders be passed G, Wilson, rd 1, :3.88;;' P. Dearing rd .2 270.93; S. White 'rd 3 165.00; L, Hill rd 4 14.20; C. Sims rd '5., 2; A.-:;Fabner:rd 6 206-.40•; R., G kC'er re 1-'167:00.; A. Regier r,'d 9'138 1'0; P: Regier rd 10, 211..00, ,,. McKeev- er rd 11 121.00; B. McCann rd 12 8.90; M. "Sweit er . rd .15 158.20; S. Morrison rd 13 85:10; W. Mellin rd 17 128.20; A. Latta rd 18 70.30, ditto 20:60; E. Gaiser rd 25 51.65; E. Walper rd 21 157.74; J. Klumpp rd 27 101.8.0; Geo. Eilber Supt sal- ary June 76.50 ,I.. Tetrea'ix rd ,14 187.02; . Morrossey rd 22` 30.001; S. White..rd 3 2.38; E. Gaiser gravel 15.93;' J. Rollins 24.19; H. Deaver 26.25; J. Preszcator 57.00; Preston Dearing 21.93; S. Whig. 36..58;• J. Zfler 87.50,;'.,Wm Rebinson'100(0R; J. McKeever 18.38; J. Carnpbell gra- vel 61.87; P. Sullivan :1.00; D. Steb- bins 2.58; G. Steeper 36.44; N. Turn bull 8.25; R. Skinner 26.25; P. Dear ing rd 2 41.37; E. Gaiser rd 25 104.- 27; ditto gravel 8.25; J. Kellerman rd 16 173.10; P. Eisenbacir gravel 178.27; J. Patterson 6.78; W. Gill rd 19 282.20. Orders -Mrs. J. B. Reynolds Revising of Lists used at Provincial Election 1934 156.32; C. Zwicker part salary as Treas. 50.00; C. Zwicker excise stamps, pstg. $10'; Can. Bank, of Commerce, cashing rd cheques 1.35; F. King 328 3-in•tile 3.98. ' The Council decided to build a new culvert opposite Lots 11 on the 14th 'and 15th 'concessions. The Council adjourned to meet a- gain In the Town Hall, Crediton on Monday, the 6th day of August. at 1 p.m. ., Herbert K. Silber, Tp. Clerk, 'j��•�� y�'�ll �`**q""�� A REAL BARGAIN iid�°RESSES reit y .. _C. SUITS' +t.; f'g` T.t•i�'V 'iFrly r,,t.t � ;.A; SI. r.X.... :f,'„11.ii i -a'r4' i? S' 'ERdtI::EA'] ED AND weA LIOR, ,P ESSEID A WHITE FLANNELS CLEANED LATErcr., Johnston's Barter 1-CLEANIN G ............. 50c d p, Zurich ALL GAIMINTS MIMED .RI E. W. 'CROUCHER, DIVISION REP. mo Mr. T. L. Wurra of Toronto was a week -end visitor in town. Mr. William Reith spent a few days in Toronto last week. Miss Shirley Kerrigan of London, is visiting with her cousin Miss Alice Thiel. Mr. Gerald Bedard of the Toronto teaching staff is vacating at his home here. The Men's Glee Club of Naperville Ill., will sing in the Evangelical ch- urch next Sunday morning. Mrs. A. W. Routledge and daugh- ter Miss Mariam, of Regina, Sask., are visitors at the home of Dr. Jos. Routledge. Mrs. Fred Turner and son Grant of Goderich visited with the form- er's sister Mrs. E. E, T$'eido on Tu- esday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zettel and family of Pontiac, Mich., are guests this week with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Foster. A number of villagers attended the open air services an cert at Evangelical ch wood on Sunday evenin Mr. and Mrs. Louis Steppler and daughter Romaine of Kitchener, we- re week -end visitors with Mrs. L. Pfile and Pears. ,Mr and Mrs. Lbuis Foster and Mr. and Mrs: Clarence Foster of Kitchener, spent the Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Foster of town. Dr. and Mrs. Routledge and son Kenneth, Mr. and Woo ?^',;nPen ledge and family spent Sunday with relatives at Kincardine Beach. The ;annual picnic of the Evangel- ical Ladies Aid was held on the church lawn last .week on 'Wednes- day pan. .It was well attended and enjoyable. • Mr. and Mrs; .T: R. • Stansberry, of, Detroit, are spending their holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Ducharrne of the Blue., Water High-, way,. Mrs. Stansberry's parents. Mr;•, and Mrs. N. Shantz and'chit dnen'do f Krtcliner," Mrs.' I., Dedels of bresi`au, end' Mrs. Harry White of Calgary, Alberta, were Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Datars Sr. Messrs. H. Mousseau, Geo. Thiel, C. Fritz and Albert TCalbfieisch of town, and Mr. Jas. Ballantyne, M. P. P,, of near Hensall, motored to Tor- onto on Monday, and while there in- terviewed the new premier, Mr. M. Hepburn, en• some- important mat- ters. ' . A business meeting is being called by the Zurich Agricultural Society for Saturday evening, July ,21st at 8.30' o'clock in the Council •Chamber when all the Directors are officials of the Society are requested to be present, . when arrangements will be made for the conning fair this fall. Word has been received from Prof, Herbert Kalbfleisch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kalbfleisch of Hay, and brother to Mr. Albert Kalbfleisch of town, that the Prof. is now ist Germany, as part of his European trip,' and is very much impressed with the beautiful scenery', and also with many- of the old historical plac- es that have made history just what it is today. Former Resident Passes Word has been received by the sister,, Mrs. Josiah Sararas ,;ofsihe 1 Blue Water Highway, assCitg of her brother, John Miller, at his home in Swift Current, 'Sask. Mr. Miller was la•fatai'eS rir�entr r$ 9 lrljs Township,'being raised on the home- -read on the 14th concession, -Out went to the Canadian West about 35 years ago, "passing away' at the age of 63 years old, He is • surviv- ed by one sister, Mrs. Sararas and ,four brothers; Ezra of Naperville, Ill; Dan of Los Angles, Cal; Conrad of iloyeeville, Wis; and Edward at ..1.:'ich. The late Mr. Miller passed av on July 4th, after a two mon- ths illness of heart trouble, and be- .res n:... 1..•otrrcr • and one sister is nrnrned by his wife and two child, real. For Gradu- ation' Buy THEM A FINE WRIST WATCH. See the.Eleo Line of Watches Moderately Priced Gents with Bracelets , , ; , , . 110.00 Ladies, with Bracelets $12.75 Initials Engraved FREE, ,_ less: The Jeweller .P one 74 Zurich BLUE GOAL ALL GRADES Genuine Semet - Solvay Col ., Miller's Creek WE CARRY ONLY THE HIGIMT QUALITY FUEL Agricultural Tile and B°kIs CASH paid. Pols eggs W. R. DAV- Phone No. 10 HENSA.LL, CiE. • • • • • • • 44♦ 0.816•.46*4**Ae4t•Q oe®Qee•te,0oe4eteteaa 44•444.tt.4.4Sa1•,34e^ STRA HATSdik • • AND4. I E� SUIT •• tan. • Nov is the tine to buy and wear your new STRAW • • ., • • HAT. We have now a splendid. range, Come and let ust'S low You;' and get your• ' before it's too later, • ,- • . EOME4N •AND SEE OUR PALM BEACH, • . ,;,tt:�: ,FLANNELL•ISUITS FOR ... , . FROM $1 t.aa TO $1.5.00 • • `m �j, o~ it et- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • "CLOTHES OF QUALITY" n 1-loit • , , ,,EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS 0- • ..*.000.•0*oe•rami**** ,aa.a*• .*•oeo***** .• *.....,m ..4.0* ..., • ,Th a!i Let Us Show You Our New Curtains and Curtain Goods; ..New Prints ama Broadcloths; New House Dresses. Men's and Boys' Fancy Shirts; also Work Shirts d Overalls... Men's and Boys' Rubber Boots and Work Shoes; Women's,- Misses and Childrens' Shoes„, S a abs Oxfords. t Many lines.: in Hardware such as Paints and Va OO. iy�}., ,t G1,141 te>ly ei '` 'ax ,t ; ' 1E "♦♦D' Etre. . � J f� 1 r Y 1 V•� . 4 A •N :•-;.,.: ;HARNESS PAPAW ,:\A„a ,SPECIALTY This Season's V'egeiable 'aid=er. Seeds 5c army a Package, e FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND R. N. fLIGL QENE AL 'RONANY PHONE 11 97 9fogagaszramosavi ire V7. ravr.,:a AKE.