Zurich Herald, 1935-10-31, Page 11.1
Vol. XXXVE XoiL7
ZURICH, THURSDAY MO
Let the Mils. in the Ile
-Thnksgivinga Fergua
Merchants at Fergus had their re-
.quest for a change the date of
Thanksgiving granted a. speeial.
meeting of the Fergus Council,. when
a petition, largely signedby the 1311S-
. iness men of the tome, asking #rat
- IVIonday, October 23,„ be set aside as
the holiday instead of Thursday
l)ctober 24, was presented.
pi'pe in -his livng quareers
alarm had \Worked well, as he dis-
covered on.investigation that Would-
' be burglars bacl dallieda hole throe. -
g. his front door and had prePared
to enter when the alai= stetted and
frightened them away.
• Statistics of Crime
Ilgures obtained from records •in
the Magistratela Court, Goderich ap-
pear toindicate that crime of a mote
" Mack' Safe.�f serimis sattirg..... is on the increse
Jack Bassendorna or New namiturg this yea. 'AlthOugh. there -have aeere,
.has had a fear that thieves would ,
- 6 someteate's Court i193Chan irr 1984;
-try to enter his -Jewelry atom
to date, 23 more caseS in the Magis-
time, so he fixed ut a. home -ma&
burglar alarm to be peepaatect. The
(wisdom of his act mad 11be efficency
-sof his contraption were -proved a
few nights ago when he was' awaken-
ed by a loud tapping an ahot-air
**844,10.1011/
Bnea,last year were far in excess ef
of those celleeted in the same period'
this year. The figures are: 1934,
$3,006; 1935, 02,033. On the other
hand, jail sentences to date this yr.
total more than last year. Yearly,
monthly ancr day sentences compare
'as i934„ 2 yrs, 60 months,
DoYo a Need Grasses? 99 days.GodSigriaL II side of the congregation by w he
117 days; 1935,12 years,65 months ,
OCTOBER 31, (935.
Chester L. Smith, Yuldfehata
$L25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in AdvanteC
111.50 IN A.RREARS, $2 MAY BS MARROW
you 111 your. Fall Purohases
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We haVe put
Good Choice Q.ia1it
and Boys' Work Shoe
invite , the.,publAct,to:,;c
and w ft
GARFILED
Victoria Street: Zurichi-
WE GIVE EXPERT WOR AN-
' SHIP. IN REPAIRING "
Your" Patronage Solici
will be greatly missed.- Best s his
*vv.
ms ma • ny prizes .: present congregation : his f,,,,f,:enier
• charges at Golden Lake ( 7 an s. ) ,
William Oestreicher, of Crediton, North Easthope (7 yrs), SoutlfEast-
. owner of Cloverdale StocrFarm has hope (1 yr.) and Roseville .(7eyrs.)
• just completed his fall show =quit
,throughout Huron and part of Mid-
, -`top and Think how 'iportant it is- dles'ex County with eight head. of his
Shorthorn cattle and met with" ex -
join in expeessions -of regret- '
- He was well known as a nateician
and band leader and gave unselfishly
. 'that you wear correct gIasses—cor-1 of time and talent in behalf the
rectly prescribed for your vision. ceptionally good success, The fol- Dashwood Christian.Endeavour'rhich
Correctly styled to your face. Your lowing 10 fairs were taken in: Exet- at the time of his death consie',ed of
•health may largely depend on keen er'' Goderich, Seafortb, Zurich, Bay- over fifty instruments. , 'ii
See C. E. ZEIR3R/GGe R. O.. iTeeswater and Wangeam winnmg 48
was formerly Miss Mary CressL' two of Aberdeen, *Sask., accompanied by
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r. 0 .
'first prizes; 34 seconds and 7 thirds;
At .HESS JEWELERY .sromm ' ' - daughters, Mrs. E. Hiller• (Flea -me) a Minister from Brussels Wer e vis-
.
IThe T. Eaton special (a Silver Com- of Sarnia, Mrs, H. Riepert :(4ilda) noes at the , home of the. former's
Every Tuesday at =RIME port setevalued at $17,50) for the
• of Toronto, and three Soya; Walter uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C.
At "Dashwood, Saturday, ,at pies best heifer calf, bed type, any breed 'at Toronto, Carl at KitcherierA, and Wagner of Zurich, one • day last
store_ . • . The Bank of Commerce, Special (a Norman at Cobalt. There -ar q also week.
Silver Cup) valued at49:50 for the ,. • — — . ,, 1 .
nye sisters Mrs. Ford Jeurnpf (' ima) • Luther League
best herd of Shorthorn cattle won at of Waterlo'o,-Mrs. deanszon .yder The Luther League Convention
K. held at St. Peter's Church,..Kitchener
ent was attended by local delegates con -
evert listing of: Ruth Foster, Gertrude
Tuetheirn, Harvey Clausius, Edward
,Beld, Brussels, 'Merton, Pala.chill,
He leaves besides his widOvOL.who
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Mrs. C. Eilber is at present visiting
relatives -and friends near Sea -forth
andeather poirite. . •
1/i4sion, Cottrt wae•held in the
local -town hall on Monday forenoon.
when Judge T. M. 'Costello pxesided.
Mr. Norman Gascho, who is taking
eatments at Byron Hospana Lori—
don, spent; ap few ,days at. his -home
here last- week. • - •
A number of villagers and vicinity
ataended the' funeral of the late Rev.
Henrich Dashwood on Monday
morning:.
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SAVE TH' E PIECES
Broken Spectacle Lenses
Accurately Duplicated in 24
• Rev. and Mrs. S. R. Knechtel and Hours. Any shape and Size,
IViiss Elizabeth Rennie of Kitchener,
motored up Sunday atGl',19on and
spent the night with relatives here.
al of the late Mr. Henrich at Dash -
On Monday they attended the fuller- Ness, The Jeweller
wood.
Dr. H. F. Klopp of. Kitchener, Mr
Leonard Klopp .of Waterloo, Me. Lam-
bert Klopp of New Jersey and Miss
Helen Wagner of Shakespeare, were
visiting their mother, Mrs. Klopp and
other relatives on Thanksgiving Day.
Rev. Leonard Schnell of Saskat-
chewan and son of Mr. David Schnell
IV/Ingham. He also won sweepstak-1
i (Caroline) of Waterloo, ,,Masa
mita (Florence) of S
Evangelical Lutheran Churl& - 4—+
• ST.. PETER'S aes and_ first for herd at 5 different s .
, 1VILVS. ' Glister (Lira34
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A Changeless Cur '.Chang -
lug Worict,"
-Friday, .8h—Luther League.
Saturday—Choir Practice.
asses
'The (congregation of Dashwood
rEvangelical .Cherrch are mourning the
death 'of a 'beloved ;pastor, Revl
William S.ilenrich who passed'away
con 'Friday morning, 0c,tober 25th,
1935 'at the parsonage in his 66th
Tear. A,„weei ago lie was stricken
A. W. Sauer of Mildinay; E.‘aBurn ef
wWii. a paralytic, stroke :from
. at • n Nam' Boat I fetema anda S. 'W. '1VIeralIs of Vaslivo9d- t the funeral a the late Mi. Elmore
SUNDAY SERVICES,:
10 a. m.—Gernaan Service.
11.15 a m ---Sund'a3r deaboaa,
7.30 p.m.—English service_
Everybody Welcome tot all Se mines.
him.
fRehnrafeegletkVerheatalte6er Tlaeee-
„
e delegates wilt this Friday evening
Following a prirvate eery iceattthe: tell us about that day's work and
• pay. Let's et miss it!
parsonage, a public service was: held
at the Evangelical- Church a0)43911-1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eichler, of
wood act 10.30 a.m. on Mondak with pigeon, Mich., ate visiting with her
the following ministers- assiStMgein parents, •Mr. and Mrs. Menno Bech-
the service: Revs. J. P. Rauch,: D. .S
ee ler of town. Mr, and lairs. Eichler
of Stratford; g. R. Knechtel 0.f `Kit-lwereaCcompanied On Wednesday by
"chener; F. 13. Meyer of Sebeiiigtqle; Kr; mid airs, Sol Bechler and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam. Rupp air a motor trip
• he aaaea to 'ilk ahem -hi -1 ikee- 9f Zurich; Pletch 'af :Or'editbn , to Milverton, where they attended
” • E. TUERICHEIM, raecor. S'britanh ..ft"Sryouri.7 an ;oat_ proreesnennyt. .BrAi:apt Of Lcaosnicdeeat.. also Beraerr.nferrolait ana strWhooked.Ted nein. ialt
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• l'being carried from the parsonage to 13rennerrnan wan a nephew of Messrs
the church, the Christian Endeavour John, Jacob and Rudy Oescn of Hay
Rend, of which the rate Rev.' Henrich o.,,,,,nhip.
was leader, playedThe deceased. leaves a
..0.1•44.1.8411••• "'site in th&Arms widow and three'.ehildren. a daughter
ef Jesus" and "In the Sweet. BYe and .14, and two sons' If and' 3 ;ea -is o7;if
Byc." Special musical ranibeis giv- age. They operated a general store
en 'during the service were an aritnem at the Canadian. National station at
by the choir "Heaven is ' VY Home," Milverton. • The funeral was held to
s Oadies7 quartette, • "Yalta' Sayiol-3-ra' the Amish Mennonite church near
'Pilot Me," a duet, "Others" bY Mrs.'''. Poole. .
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J. M. Tiernan and Mrs. T. Mamma-- , , TROUSSEAU TEA
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and a solo, "Evening, Prayere ey.
M'rs. Thomas Robinson, Goshen line
'Harey Hoffman. .. Stanley Township, was nostess of a
Beautiful floral ,offeringe ware sent ..i. delightful Trousseau Tea on earesday
:try the following: The Sunday Schol61:t afternoon, in honor of her eldeqt
a adilow; Thep. E. Band', a r.yrc,.; 't daughter, Dee -Margaret, whose mar-
,Z...lanara junior and Intermediate Lea, liege' takes place'ea2dy in *November.
gees; Senior League ..and Mission The •roonis were attractive with eat-
Urele-, • Lellies' • Aid and WtIVI.§,, ;41 11/1111 flowers 'Wlleee about forty in-
] Felils 'Hardware', KitObener.)alTss laa..„ eked ;gueits assembled 'to' the
bereovan, London; Mr. arid Mrs. I -L lovely,wedding Trousseau which was
(0.1e.ss, Elmira; Mueller Lad., gerniae'shown by the. popular, . Befd'e-eleet.
Miss -Arlene ` Schaeffer, Xit4enere Calenclulas ;,arid.' : tall yellow tapers
Mr. add. 'Ma's. Cookson aili 6nil', ' Were used., oh theeaex table et which
-New 'Hamburg; Mr. and. Tvf.is',..;:,:42A,;`.1\irs. Paul 'John of Flint, Mich., pre -
Cress and family, Kiacheneaealasa'.,'-ea sided, 'pouring tea: Mrs. R. Errata
'Cress and family, LoncianiaMr.' aridakts. P. Johnston, Mrs. L. Hoffman
• Mrs. 0. J. Smith,. St. ' J4sdles;,:.Westt and Miss Isalie-I Robineen assisted in
'ern Canada Flour Co.„ Tiireato; 4::.+1.:& serving ,the' mests.
finunathe sisters of Waterloo and lore , ..
' 1'. '' H Y-114 ..' N I A L
or,,tielalso friends in Sainia. ,.'
, -Following the` service 'Ina& waa' .,
,..4 s.erve e ,, ..! y the '''' verY happy nuatalaaattal event
d for the ' mourner-, a n-
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was ..telehrated in Si Peter's R. C.
1 Ladies' Aid before proaeedingito the
,,,Church, Drysdale, on Tuesday morn -
i laatalamer-Watealoa Cemetery - for , .,.,,, i,,,,
:,1,juy.lal, agerebers of thk. C• E:.Band-''''
12 Marchand -Milted. .in Holy Wed-
eee;lie_ _r 20th, when Rev. Father
accompanied. the funeral. eertege 'to:1
clipck Miss Donella Denomme, dau-
• Titehener where the Rand renderedaghter oit Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Den -
several numbers et the ', orave.,,,i.d.-: As '
b IM4e, of Drysdale. and Mr. John
a tribute to their de-Coase a leader:a '
.e.
large crowd of sarroWinl: frien, a.qt;le
, . Of London.. The .• bride was
Prettily gowned in, white net and
from the community of Klichener silk and carried a bouquet of red
had gathered at the cerneteraabefore
roses. The bridesmaid being her
' the arrival of the tortege., ;Among ':
sister Enania Jane, while the groom
the ministers present' itt the graveside
was supported by Sack Perslane, of
were Revs. H. A. Kellerinan' D, S.,
. Londoie A. dainty wedding break -
Waterloo:, J. P. Hauch, D. Sa Strat- fast was served at the home of the
ford; G. F. Barthel, ICitoberieill E. E.
—, BL Bean, bride's parents, -where all the irrt-
11.41107eill'; LI(..it3.11°.1„1,vleargc)...er'u:RosiiQ,, 3.. mediate relatives -were present. Ara
laeeich; A. Clemens, HamiltonY C. H. ter which the bridal couple left be
motor for London, and the honey -
E. Bender, New Hatubueg; E.,]:lialrn,
mport will be a trip to New York
i Cornwell, Elmira; J. 13. penes, New City-. • We join their many friends
1HambarglW, J. Zialmermen, Bridgee
, extending coagMtulations,
WE SEY.11 THE BEST FOR LESS
Special's, for Thursday, Friday and Saturday'
1 -1i1/ -Crest %erten:Mg, 21bs ._25c
Libby's. large tin, pork and beans, per fin.
Sultana SeedIess Rains, 2-1bs __23c
. Kellogg's alt tran. large -Pkg. 9c
Rolled oats, coarse iar fine„ 25c
Derby che.ese, -Ow.. 2-pkgs.; 25c,
New Canadian cheese, per ib . . ...... 17c
Saimon„, fancy -per lb. 5c
Icing sugar, per ib -- .9c.
Palm Olive Soap, -per 'calm - 5c
Peas No: 4 per tin ---- ......... . Oc
Country Kist )ietTlosts• t cam -per tin
See our Underwear,. Sweater Coats, Hosiery,, Wrap
perettes,, FlionelelTettes, Wool and fisainettite
Blanketsi..
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The color guarantees the
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Semet Solvay Coke
Miller Creek and
Rosedale &Wort%
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
C. E. Zurbrigg, R. 0.
Phone 74 • Zurich
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EMBALMERS Alva FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eat alegalaal aranaat:2233=1,21aaaliaffSra
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Reduced Plias
WE ARE OFFERING THE FOLLOWING
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICFS WHILE
THEY LAST:
Children's and Grown-ups R11 rming She
Canvas Shoes, and Men's Harvest Shoes, also
Men's and Boys' Light Weight Overalls and
Shirts; Boys' Tweed Pants and Bloomers Stilt -
able for School Wear; House Dresses,. Print37,
Curtains and Curtain Goods.
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GENERAL. IlltE,ROHA/VT
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