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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1935-07-18, Page 5tee - BUSINESS CARDS LEGAL emee OUDLEY E.11 OLAIES BARRI, STER, • 'SOLICITOR, NOT- ARY PPUBLIC, ETC. OFFICE' --Hamilton Street, Just off the Square, GODERICE, Ontario. Special Attention to. Councel and Court Work. 11Ix. Holmes may be consulted at GG.oderich by Phone, and Phone charges reversed: DENTAL Dr. H. H. COWEN L. D. S. D_ ID. S: DENTAL., SURGEON At 'DEITZ BLOCK --ZURICH Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday At BARTLEIB''S BLOCK DASHWOOD Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. E RINARIA.N_ A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc. Graduate of Ontario Veterinary iCollege, University of Toronto. All diseases of domestic animals treated y the most mode rn principles, Charges reasonable. Day or night scalls promptly attended to. Also Bre- eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness IHennels. Office on Main Street, opposite Town Hall. Phone 116. HENSALL. BUTCHERS Zurichs' Poplar MEAT MARKET Let Us supply you with the eery Choice of Fresh and Cur-; +NOTICE TO CREDITORS Put Your Want, For Sale Lust, Found, Etc. Ads. in this Column: Choice Honey For Sale We can again' supply you with No. +1, Clover Honey at 8 cents a lb. Over 50 lbs. 7c. lb. Amber honey at Ge.. over 50• lbs at 5c Ib- These prices apply ,.in your. containers. ,L HABERER•.&'SANS, 2 H.iQeks south. of Biota. r ZURICH. .NOTICE SPECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS Special grain saving guards for all binders, order yours at ,once, 'heavy demand for same, look your binder over carefully acrd avoid rush, repairs will be hard to get later on. Several used binders in good condition, cheap for cash. We Iiave a special mechan- ic to help us out during the 'harvest rush. Let us help you solve your troubles. OSCAR KLOPP & SONS. For Sale A quantity of good feed oats for sale. Apply to: Mrs. Mabel Snider, Zurich, or to Oscar Ducharme, phone 2-98., Zurich. t47 NOTICE There is on my premises impound- ed a medium sized white sow. Own- er please call for same at once. Fergus Turnbull, P.R.1, Dashwood, Blut Water Highway, Hay Tp. ed Meats, P+olognas, Sausages, In the Matter of the Estate of Ect., always .on hand. K I,t fresh in Electric Refrigeration Highest Cash Prices tor Notice is hereby given that all per- sons' having any claims or demands Wooly Hicks and against the late Henry Koehler who died on or about the Fourth day of j yungblut� Su U August, 1934-, in the Province of • Ontario, are required to send by post prepaid or deliver to the undersign - G. A R A G E ed executors under the will of the ______. --- — said Henry Koehler, their names and addresses and full particulars in wri- ;_44. ti .;•of-.tikeir„olai;;:as_- :and statements of their ar '^d the nature of the securities if any, held by them. IN YOUR DANERO'US And Take Notice that after the First day of August 1935, the said TIRES {�� /'� I Executors will proceed to distribute 1 al ti.J the assets of the said deceased among OUthe persons entitled thereto riaving A MOST GENER• �,S regard only, to the claims of which we shall then have had notice and ALLOY. i �f1�]AN�, that. the said Henrys Koehler will not L V• • be'•,liable for the said assets or any SALE, pai;,tr- thereof to any person of whose STOCK :CMG claim he shall not then have received notice. Dated at the City of Kitchener, . Daniel Koehler, 8 Moyer Place, Kiteriener, Ont. E. Ezra Koehler, Baden, Ontario. Phone. 60' Henry Koehler, late of the Village of Zurich, 'deceased, jP ADE•• NOW:- ONI 'STT eis� DASHWOOD INSURANCE Western Farmers' Mutual Weather Insurance Co. OFI WOODSTOCK Used Cars For Sale •LANCE OF ANY LARGEST CANADIAN MUT IAL COMPANY D O G GUAR SS OF THIS *IND a,� RIO .A nount of Insurance at`Itisk on Dec :31st, 1934, . 09,613,539. Total Cash in Bank and Bonds .:. $235,550_31 hates—$4.50 per $1.,000 for 3 Years E. F. Klopp—Zurich •'dent, Als© Dealer in Lighitund Reds E..ond ail kinds of Fire insurance PRODUCE,, Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc. VETERINARY SURGEON Office in the Home of the late • Di. J. Routledge. Phone -36, Zurich. We are offering the following used Gars for sale:: a 1=1927 Chen. Coach 1=1929 Ford Coach 1—t931 Ford •Coach 1-4930 Ford Coupe ALL AT REDUCED PRIDES All these Cars are in Number One Condition LAL Mrs. Clarence Hoffman andSpn of Galt, spent the past week h l►or parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, L.:Siebert, Mrs. C. Arnhuter of Los,. Au ,les Calif., is visiting at the ,home of.er brother, Mr. and Mrs. I•fy. Eicicmeier Oar ball club are away to Seaforth this afternoon, Wednesday, ' to' take part in the big tournament, Mr. Ted Weismilier of Toronto was a visitor with Mi. Jacob Deichertthe past week. Mr. and Mrs. tennis O'Erein and family of Exeter, were Sundae visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O!Brein,, Mrs. W. F. Finkbeiner and dau- ghter Miss Hazel of Stratford, Were Sunday visitors at the home : of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. HoHffman. Mr's. John Eidt of.. Ne -w Ramburg, was a Sunday visitor with her, broth- er, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. 'Stade. Mr. Lorne R. McBride of Windsor, spent the week -end with his **asp Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McBride; `Ggslien north. ; LVlr. and Mrs. Samuel Cats. of Seaforth, and Mrs. 1T, Lippbardt of town ewe-, Fnndav visitor., lin: th Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horner. Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen • and family have moved to their summer home at Grand Bend. for a feel', mon- ths. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Cook and -dau- ghter Pauline and Mrs. Amelia Me- Clinchey of London, were vi hors at the home of Mr: and Mrs. W. C. Wagner. Mrs. W. Rivers of Ingersoll' and her two sisters, Rose and Luella Raddatz from Rochester, visited at the home of Rev. and Mrs. E. Burn this week. , Mr. R. T. Dunlop, a former bank manager of Zurich bank, called on friends in town on Monday. R. T. is at present manager of the Chats- worth branch, in the Owen Sound district. The Sunday School of St. Peter's Lutheran Church are holding their annual picnic at Grand Bend -on Thursday afternoon, July 18th, this week. • Friday evening, July 19th will be the next baseball game in Zurich, when the Mitchell nine will be here to play the locals. A good game is being looked for, and the boys need -our support, so be. in attendance The Progressives and U.F.O. are holding a convention at Hensall on July 25th, for the nernese of 'n -"4-" ating a purely independent candidate for the Huron -Perin constiteen,e, L.: the •forthcoming federal election .4 <•Tiii'nrce rains” on`a•e uaay -ex-. -1;. here will Tres,Rih ,---, ,:, • - . our gardens and later crops. rTo the south of us there was ....nei._.:. wind and storm, which did consider- l able damage to the •crops by blowing them flat on the ground. Mrs. Williams of Exeter was a risitor with her sister, at the home of '1i. John Dbcher. Mr. Howard Klopp who haObeen in Detroit for some time, is home help- ing out in the implement department. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Parent of Detroit, were visitors wft'1 "?_ '" ' Mfrs. J. W. Horner and other friends over the week -end. Mir, Hugh MacKinnon left for Clin- ton on Tuesday where he will assist the Engineer on the Highway Depart- ment in that locality. Mr, and Mrs John Routledge and family of Waterford, were visitors at the home of the former's mother Mrs J. Routledge; the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bender of De- troit and Mrs. W. H. Bender of the Bend, were visitors at the home of ".. <'.7",1 Mrs. W. C. Wagner one day last week. Mr.' McWicker, . advertising sales- man, and Mr. Steele, general man- ager of the Renfrew Cream Separate. or Co., Renfrew, were week -end vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thiel, 14th Concession. Farmers are progressing with the "r<t of the harvest cron, n mely., hav- ing, as the big crop is mostly in by no.i :+nd t -lie nic:, u o n a are looking very picturesque at pres- ent, especially the golden wheat fields. The old time medicine man that was so popular in town last week, brought nes "show" to a close on Saturday evening with amate.,nr night. During his free shows there was a fairly good n*t,.ndance every night to listen to his way of entertain ing the public. Our Lake Levels Lake Huron at Goderich, during June was 21/ inches higher than May 5% inches higher than June 1934; and 341/ inches lower than the aver- age level of June for the last 75 yrs. Lake Erie during June was three in- ches higher than May, 434 inches higher than a year age; and 28 inch- es lower than average of 75 years. • • . • •• • • • • • • • • • • ALL BREEDING STOCK GOVT. APPROVED AND BLOOD- • • TESTED. OVER 175 R. 0. P, MALES HEAD OUR FLOCKS • • • TERMS—Cash on Deliver7,j. • Two Dollars per 100 chicks must accompany mail. orders. Chicks • delivered when reasonably possible or expressed, Express • prepaid. 100% live arrivals guaranteed • • McKinley's Baby Chicks, .10 SPECIAL NOTICE! After April 1st, one high grade of Cliicks: 'off t1y will; be sold. All eggs set weigh over 24-o. to the dozen and average about 26 ounzes. Warred or White Rocks, 8, C. White Leghorrs 7c, `At the Hatchery ofo Sc Delivered 8c 25c 4 Weeks old Pullets 30c 2 weeks old chicks 3 34 c extra. 4 weeks old chicks 9c extra HATCHES TWICE WE4KLY ; Colne - And . See Us,;' dr . Phonw ; . 97 'r 11, Hensa'l1 • M • • J. ELGIN McKINLEY -- ZURICH, ONTARIO sne••••.••••••••••••••••••ere..roseseeteeaodeeei e..••••rAa♦••�. •+++++++++++++++++++-:•+•++.:. + '++++++++++++.;.. ++4....:-++•4-1+ 4. 4., Cut Your Fuel Bill - HALF! Buy Storm Windows and Doors LET US QUOTE YOU! sir i• REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A .F 3. • LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL + TIMES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU 4- • • C• L FILETS 4 + PHONE 69 i ++++*+++++++4++++$+.. 4. e ee''r ++++++++++++++++++++.e+++++ WAIT. fi 1 ZURICH e.••fi••••000••••.•0066919$91&1 aniegall+teOtlrfalOes eua6ifO00B+B*08108 Lalce Ontario during June was three inches higher than May; one inch,• lower than June last and 32 inche lower than the averare 75 years. ' . Lake Superior, during June was 21% e inches higher than May, half inch lower than a year ago and 4 inches , • higher than the average fo the I9st • 75 yearn. 1 a.yy 1 .y Nlew Type Road Found lis Huron County is having signal i • • W. M. S. MEET The monthly meeting of the W. M. S. of St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran church was held on Monday evening in the basement of the church with a good attendance. Two new members join- ed the Society. Miss Martha Heide- man presented ,the topic entitled "Our Church Boards." Board of Education, Deaconess, Inner Missions and Pensions. Assisting her were Miss G. Weber, Mrs. G. Deichert, Mrs. M. Schilbe and Mrs. L. Prang: Miss Ethel Hess • read the Thankoffering thought and Mrs. E,' Turkheim offer= ed prayer for her prayer partner. The Guest Speaker of the evening Was Miss Ruth Turkheim, B. A., 'a graduate of Waterloo College. She addressed the gathering on Waterloo College from the student's point of view. This address was very much appreciated by all. Mrs. J. Haberer, Miss Lylyan Rader and Miss Laura Haberer sang "HThe Lord is My Shepherd,;, very acceptably. Thank You! A LETTER FROM THE WEST (Br. Mr. Isaac Moritz) Hector, Minn., July'7 How busy we are in this world. How often I wish to sit down and drop you old friends a note of rem- embrance of us boys. I know the L. A. Prang & Son, Zurich ' four of us boys, (John, Isaac, Alfred and Edward Moritz) will never for- get the three days we spent In and around Zurich, our native home. HoW PRODUCE WANTED kind all the people were to us. It was like Joseph of old meeting his brethern. Although the town Chang- ed wonderful) in the past fifty years. But the old friendship remained with you all. We surely enjoyed ourselves wonderfully. We separated 'somewhat' heavy hearted, because We knew we will never meet again like this Life is uncertain, but death is certain. On our way home we stopped at Grand Forks and saw Eli Geiger, a native of Zurich, who had his right leg tak- en off and were talking of taking Oft the other leg to save his life whish was carried out and he died of the' result.. We also called on Mrs. Henry Schnell, a sister to the Koehler's qt Zurich. We found all well at home, and you all know "there is no pilule like home." We wish to thank en. i the good folks we met and those we (lid not shake hands with, a "blesse d Vi1:L"';BLl3. aslrlc-oocf. r reunion. in that better home above." Pliionas 13.6 f,. W ; ' �j Cropsare hulking very good here. ; Live WAN - :We' are in a position to take Create x{ied' Eggs at my home at Zurich, for '0 10'4 .we will • par Idigbest market 'prices. . We will grade your eggs as , •e,, receive•• t ere, and lay according • 'to. grading.' Give, us a Trial! ..1r'st Shouse . south of Dominion Hotel THOS:. Ht 'ML'11RS, Phone iib Zurich, Ont. • Waken every Day till; 3 o'clock ptm' 1)o not feeds PoWI •same )meeting when, brought in HIGHEST • CASH PRICES —FOR— CREAM AND EGGS W .O'Brien *)time 101,, 1Roz, 94;,..Ztanicltl, LICENSED AUCTIONEER For Huron; and Middlesex. I AM IN A POSITION TO CON - duet any Auction;. Sale, regardless, as to size or article to- selL I solicit your business, and if not satisfied wil make no cbasiges: far Seridices Ren tiered. 5eec' ; er•th a new type of ro7.1, a combination material of a specs^l �a rienhed stone and calcium chlo- ride it was reported at a county road commission meeting. The commission di.ove over and examined a .tretch stood up well -under winter weather uu :e .ratl"ic. Three more stretches , of this type' of road are being con- structed in the county this year and, its sponsors say it is past the experi- mental stage. It is an attractive pro- position on account of its cheapness, and particularly os in Huron County where there is an abundance of salt,, of which calcium chloride is a ]"- product. Some engineers state this new type of highway w 11 revolution- ize road building. • • 0 6 SEEDS SEEDS See Us about Red Clover, Alfalfa, Alsike, Timothy and Sweet „Clover Seeds Save Money by Buying Your Garden Seeds from Us! Garden Seeds in Bulk or Package LET US SUPPL YOU WITH SEED GRAINS! FORMALDEHYDE Bring in your;, Bottles to be filled. We have a supply. McGillivray Home Burned Several electric storms and heavy rains swept over Western Ontario on Sunday afternoon and evening with few sections escaping. There was damage to crops and buildings as li'gh'tning and wind took their toll. The farm home of Milton Woodburn j n' the C"•enri R...7,a-n.rkhi11 rood r, ' miles north of Parkhill was. burned to the ground about 11. o'clock on Sunday night when struck by lightn- , ing during the absence of the family, who returned home finding their home a mass of smouldering ruins.) Motorists from Grand Bend saw the fire coming from the second floor and were able to carry out much of the furniture but there was no means of checking the fire. Along the Lake Huron shore, Grand Bend and Ipper- wash had torrental rains that swept on inland through the Exeter district the heavy rain 'doing much damage to the heavy crop's in' the fields by kno- cking them over. Damage was also experienced to the new mown hay. Trip to Quebec Mr. and Mrs. John B. Laporte of the Blue Water Highway, just north of St: Joseph, have returned from a most pleasant motor trip to the Prov- ince of Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. La- porte were accompanied by the form- er's brother-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Croisetiere, of Mar- quette, Mich_ The most interesting part of the journey was from Mon- treal to the old and historical city of Quebec, where ore sees many prim- ative methods in going about doing their work, especially in farming. They visited many of the principal cathedrels and shrines along the way which included the magnificent church at Ste Anne-de-Beaupre, about twen- ty miles beyond Quebec city which is a Masterpiece of architecture. They also visited .at places along the road as MVIontreal, Joliette, Trois-Rivers, Beauport, Quebec, and Ste Anne-de- l3eapro, being the most easterly pont they were. Mr. Laport says there is considerable difference to the methods and modes of living in that part of Canada to us neve in lit ,Qntario. - Master and Pioneer Chick Starters. Implement Repairs Cultivator Points to fit all makes of Cultivators. McCormich-Deering. Also handle Cultivator points and plow points to fit any make of machine. 1 L.SchiIbe41. S 91001180016 1 1- 1 WWWINWWW6w Watt VAIM AMA Zurich Drug Store Insectaci es We have a good stock of Drugs and preparations to destroy all kinds of troublesome Insects •..7.x.0.••00•.•••.•••••••. THE FLY SEASON Why be pestered with Flies and Insects when they can so easily and rapidly be destroyed with either FLY TOX or FLY - 0 CEDE 11000001111•00001111•**•11100000.0.18 See Our Supply of Toilet Preparations Perfumes, . Toilet ' Waters, Per 5'.mizers, Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.. Neeseeeee••••e•eeeeeessee FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN PENS. spL loc We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs. �Dr A. J.Zurioh ror Nikmpmpwwww eviww IWAF mmp