Zurich Herald, 1935-06-27, Page 1Kf
'Vol..XXXV ,
Chester L. Smith, Putdiaiz
$1,25 a year, u.S. $1.5aa 9n AdVaniZet
11.50 INAERLARs,12 MAX 8EofiaBWPA;
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To See Ourselves
Man is that pecoliT10 aleketai Tao
can get a good 'hearty laugh ont of
pictures in an dd. famffyi aram
then look in a. mirror w,,:ith ; •asenn
elt
as a grin.—1
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Prosperity?
It is estimated! that •€Tie United St-
ates has spent 16 billi coe dollars in
order that prosperity In. their basin-
ess world might be braught. hark'
That's the price.of1ered! so far. Along
-with the price: goes tEie fo
.words, "Price subject to change 'with-
out further notice:" Yet the throted
States still is far from: prosperions"
The . ,taxpayers are due to nxake up
• :mat 16 billion dollarsk Imo.
CATNNrNG DEIVIONSTRATION
A demonstration on canning and
:the use :of vegetables in the home
will be held in the Library basement,
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Seaforth, on Friday, ,June' 28th.Th:e
morning. session from 10 to 12 o'clock
is intended for members of the Sea-
; forth Girls' Garden . and Canning.
Club.. The afternoon. `sessions %fiord.
L30 to 4 p.m. is open to the 'public.
This meeting is in charge of Miss
FI ra Durnin of Dungannon and me-
mbers of all Junior and Senior In-
stitutes in the County are cordially
invited to be in attendance at the
afternoon program.
:Do You Need Glasses?
Stop and Think how important it. is
- that you wear correct glasses --cor-
rectly prescribed for your vision-
- Correctly styled to your face.. Your
' Eiealth may largely depend on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURERI , R. O.
At HEF,iS JEWFL1`1Y'STORE
Eve•. y Tuesday- at =RICH .
�t Dashwood, Saturday, at PN4
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SUCCESSFUL SYNOD MEETING
Special services marked the 10th
anniversary of the merging of the
Canada and Central Canada synods
were held at Sebastopol near Tavis-
tock, on ,Sunday, as the annual ses-
sion of the Canada Synod. of the Ev-
g angelical Lutheran Church were con -
1 eluded, which was most successful.
On Saturday's session a ,committee of
the pastors of Kitchener, and Water-
loo, was appointed to raise a fund in
the form of a thank offering to mark
the 75th anniversary of the founding
of the Canada Synod, the objective
is to be $10,000 and is to be used to
reduce the debt of Waterloo College.
Rev. E. A. Tapper;; of the American
Board of Missions, New York, Friday‘
night addressed the synod ou the ac-'
tivities of the 'United Lutheran Ch-
urch of Axmeriet stressing the work
in Canada. Rev. L. R. Ka1bft inch,
Elmira, presented the home mission,
report, declaring there are past-
ors serving 32 missions with a mem-
bership of.7"5,361 in the territory be-
<»ts Y r the So '+1T,,,
Shoe Repairi
I wish to advise the Public•'
am in a position to do all kin'
shoe repairing, and solicit yoi
ronage. Give us a trial for
workmanship.
GARFIELD BROWN
Victoria Street. Zurich
WE BUY
ORASIII
Old Gold
AND 'PAY YOU
SPECIAL ON TIRE
25,000 mile Tires, 12 mont
antee for $5.70. We also ha. ••e
third line at $5.45, and $3.99cctr
trl
Superlastic tires are- best di"
low cost of advertising and ine
sales, prices are lowest up to
29th, at 10 p.m., will give abs
free one new tube with eac
order of two tires and mount
free of charge.
0. TZT,0Pit & SON. Zuzach
to breaking and entering a o'
at. Grand Bend and stealing el
•and kitchen utensils. He said 1a
drunk at the time. Tidemann,s e
pointed out he was the father o
children and had just begun
A home brew permit owned by
maxim's wife was confiscated.
Hera was found guilty of pais
rr`ubber check" on W. W. Cr
Seeaforth merchant. The check,,
$1.25, was uttered when O'Hai*
eighty cents in the bank lie :p
costs, which included restit'tltiQ
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ZURICH HYDRO. 1 Sal
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Frank and fam,
lyr of .Waterloo were Sunday visitors
in town:
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 'Hartman sp-
7 ent Monday at the home of Mr. and
airs. John Hartman, Seaf orth..
Mr. Sampson Colosky of Dashwood
p'is spending a few days with relatives
!in town.
• Miss Jessie MacDonald spent the
eek -end at her home near Kinear-
x� ;line,
te`( Monday, will be July 1st, and a
; public holiday, known as Dominion
1:1Jay, and will be observed through -
:out Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fee and. little
-X m�' harles, . of Hensel' were Sunday vis-
ors at the home of Mrs. H. Lipp -
14.g; hardt.
ipp-
h ng'hardt:
Mrs. Lydia Troyer of Brigden vis -
ted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Horner and other, friends over the
A' week -end.
(By H G fs;
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Preeter and dau-
ghter Muriel of Kitchener, were we -
'eek -end visitors at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. W. L. Siebert.
The topic at St. Peter's Luther
'League for this Friday evening will
be/'discussed about "Inner IELissions,
Mir and What. You are invited.
and Mrs. John Albrecht and
ke;hte> Rose, accompanied by Mr.
'• Chas Seetahmer of Bay -
Fuel Prices are down. Plaint,.
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your winter supply ngikr
Coal is at the lowest price F, ,
this Season., » " •
Cash
WHY NOT TURN YOUR
DISCARDED OLD FASH-
IONED JEWELLERY INTO
`
CASH!
Such as Rings, Brooches,
Chains, Watch Cases, Etc.,
Gold Coins
Hess, The Jeweller
Phone 74 Zurich
COAL
IS : THF HIGHEST GRADE O
COAL MINED
The color guarantees : the quality, we
have all sizes. Also: Comet Sia-•
vay Coke. Miller Creek and; >'taen...,~
hontas Briquets. Tile and Brs.e%
W. R. DAVIDSON
CASH .paid f, r Eggs on a Gra-
Basis.
Phone 10
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ZURICH—
Changeless Christ for a. Chang-
ing World
_Friday, 8h—Luther League-
- .Saturday --Choir Practice.
- SUNDAY SERVICESe
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10 a. merman Service_
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School -
7.30 p.m.—En gIlea service
:Everybody Welcome ea all Services -
mittee was appointed to look into ilii
matter and see what could ,be done
in extending the work there.
In Police Court
'Goderich, June 20—Convicted on
a charge of receiving stolen goods,
Wilfred Graham, Goderich truck
driver, -was sentenced to 30 idays in
jail by Magistrate Makins. Graham
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critics are: cent, tausly„ knee
our present system and Oupans.•;of
notifying the consumers :when an
unnecessary high peak lo4d is creat-
ed or an unnecessary volume of by
dry power is purchased` for a fell*
minutes on Tuesday and Saturday
for which we have absolutely no use
for during day or night and must be.
paid for 'throughout the 24 hours.
By controlling this peak load on
Tuesday and Saturday nights which
was charged with .receiving five cases is due only to the co-operation of the
of beer stolen from the cellar be- consumers themselves, we are able to
neath the cellar the Bedford Hotel show a bank and cash balance of
The robbery was committed in- day- $1,800.00 in spite of the increas in
'light. Sentence was suspended in cost of power to us, and the exchan-
'the case of, Gordon Q{imriarr,a-.ttn- '�7i_ ge on bonds and various other
E TUERWEIENE.„„ Pastor of 'Grand Bend who pleaded. guilty items which had to be taken care of
WE SRI jaiE BE T FOR LESS
• Sale
SIXTH NIVERSI. RY
Brooms„.'5, string,. each
Bovra Corned Beef. 2 tins
Granulated SuLiary with your order, is
and Reang,, Tatgp tin
And other Specials. 'See ourlDodgem, and itaire
advantage of our 'Five Day ,Sale
Highest Prices for
um 7140
dnring these last two years, and a-
mounting to approximately $950,00.
Imagine taking care of this, with the
svsteni in a financial condition as in
1932 when we were unable to take
care of the bare power bill at the
end of the month. Here is the sad
„state of affairs during the Iasi two
years of uncontrolled power nanielY
1980 and 1981, we ptirchased from
the 'Hydro CommiFsion in 1939 a
total of 1,004 horse powar, Iyhieh
,cost =$5,470.40, we collected from
the customers $5,713.78 which leaves
't.is a profit of $243.88, to pay our
yearly expenses steh as interest•tand
debentures, operation and m4nten-
:mice, billing and collecting and, mot- ,
proximately $1,150,00. 1.931 was
stili, worse, ,1932 we started control-
ling the power AVO purchased during
the month of Oct., Nov., and Dec-.
ember and at the end of the year ere
lad a profit of $750.00. 1934 we
purchased a total h. p. of 840 which
cost us $4,350.29, our collo cti on s
from the consumers $5,734,67 whieh
gives us a profit of $1884,38. The,e
are the figures that 'seem impossihke'
not only to the critics but also to our
-Hydro Engineers. Namely, in 1980
Purchased 1064 h.p. and calk cte d
Irani the consumers $5,713.78; 194
we purchased 842 h.p. and collected
3'5;734.67, which is positive prckYt
that you are not cuttinr down on
ithe consumption when you cut dawn,
, on the pear load, but just'the ext;;.ye
1 irip opposite in this case—we h*:n
ipurchased 222 hp. less and sqk.t -
$21.80 more current. 222 h.p. woyli.
cud of your hydro dependS enthI?iir
en your cooperation in cuttinj; (1°1'1'
on yonr consumption during ,,
peak load hours. You ate warP
when this takes place and if is;'
the beat you can do is net to 11,
(I pcy for the HYdrc, I use) and
member, you are only paying
pa K. W, Hour compared to
' ver kAvIl. in some municipalities,
Miss Helen Sreenan, who spent the
past winter months with her nephew
Mr. Arthur Sreenan, near Blake, has
returned to her home in Zurich for a
few months.
Mr. Louis Schilbe, oftown, who
has been confined at London Hospit-
al for five weeks undergoing a very
serious operation for mastoids, was
brought back home on Sunday, and
although Mr. Schilbe has not re-
gained his dull strength as yet, but
he is able to be up and around and
is convalscent nicely.South Huron Junior Farmers
AND
Zurich Junior Institute
HOLD PICNIC
hT annual picnic of the South
Huron Junior Farmers ttnl Junior
Institute was held at Turnbull's
Grove on Wi;dnesday, June 19th.
There was a large attendance and a
good time enjoyed by all. The win-
ners of the sports :woe Tollows::
Helen Kunn, Mary Coleman; boys
open, ,Har. Schoch, Harold Elder,
Leonard Merner; Girls 3 -legged race
Helen Munn and Mary Coleman. Pat-
ricia Ducharme and Joan Colinas,
Edna Corbett and Irene Moussnau;
boYs 3 -legged race, Garnet ATousseau
and Ed. Corbett, Lee Gesell and Hari
Scoch; Girls peanut scramble, Pat -1
Irene 11/4/fousseau and Mary Coleman;
Boys wheelbarrow race; Geo. G'ren-
Mousseau and Ed. Corbett, Jack Tin-
nay and Bill Schraa.; Boys and' girls
.cardboard. race, Mary Coleman and
Jack Tinney, Horner Salmon and
Irene Monsseau, Harold Elder and
Helen Munn; Boys aed girls team
race, Geo. Ducharme. and Irene Mo-
usseau, 'Reg. Bedard and Helen Mun
Girls exeeutive race,' Irene Moasseau
Mary Coleman, Edna Corbet; Boys
Helen Mlunn; Geo. Ducharme and
Florence Denomme; Boys hop, skip
and jump, Harold Elder, Homer Sal-
mon. Byron Ducharme; Girls runnig
,broad jump, Mary Coleman, Patricia
Michas/tie, Helen Munn; 'boys run-
ning broad jump, Harold Elder, By-
ron. Dutharine, Garnet Mousseau;
.Girls rnn, hop, skip and :rump, I at-
ricia Ducharme, Mary Coleman, Hel-
en Munn: Girls running race, Mary
softball W4$ played in which the
'W'est beat the East 13-9. There was
LAiso a tug -a -war alai boxing in bar-
rels which everyone, enjoyed,
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FUNERAL
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We are well supplied with a General Stock of
Staple Goods, consisting; of PrLnts, Broadc13.02s,
Curtains,. Curtain Materials, Boys and Czirle
Summer Sweaters, Boys' Tweed Pants, Bloomers,
and Shirts, Men's Shirts and Pants.
Groceries, Hardware, Paints, Varnishes and:
Oils, Shoes, Rubber Boots, Harness Repaim
1935 Garden Vegetables and Flow r
Also root Seed and Sorgmn.
GENERAL A
PHONE 11 97