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Zurich Herald, 1930-09-11, Page 5'hursday, September fit 1930 a UItICn HERAL.t BUSINESS CARDS DUDLEY E. HOLMES 33AR1RISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT- ARY PUBLIC, ETC. OFFICE- Haneilten Street, Just off the Square, GODERICH, Ontario. Special Attention to Councel and Court Work. Mr. Holmes may be consulted at Goderich by Phone, and Phone charges reversed. Dr. I1. IL. COWEN L. D. S. D. » S. DENTAL SURGEON At DLITZ BLOCK—ZURICH .E,yary Thursday; Friday, Saturday At IiARTLEIB'S BLOCH, DASHW OOD Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OSCAR KLO:PP Graduate Carey M. Jones National School of AuctioneeringTry me r Registered Live Stock, (All Breeds.) 'Terns in keeping with prevailing prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will sell anything Anywhere. Phone 18-93, or write. Zurich. Licensed Auctioneer FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX Iq IN A POSITION T CON - duct dress uct any Auction Sale, res to size or article to sell. I solicit your business, and if not satisfied will snake no charges for Services Ren- ,dered. ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood Rhone 13-57. Overstock 29x4.40 30x31-- Tires, 0x3'Tires, Tubes. Low Prices NOW! sa DASHWOOD 111100•11110410011011110011450***0041 Zurichs' Popular '.EAT MARKET ""G' vele WHAT WE HAVE PURCHASED FROM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT t DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB :,ISHED 'MEAT BUSINESS, AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Yungblut & Son ..NissNl:s0'a50®002aeise ANNOUNCING _„e." COAL 1930 Announcement SPRING, PRICES NOW IN EFFECT FOR Banton Coal Coke Alberta Coal and Soft Coal Ili SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 50 Cts. Par Ton will be allowed for cash.. Order Early as prices will advance en June 15th. Case !Trans 35 Son IrIENSALL L I VE POULTRY WANTED Taken every Day -tilt echo*, p.m. ,not feed rowi 'sane nueruirsg, when brought. in. Highest Cash Prices ---CASH' E'& -- Cream and Eggs W. O'Brien r��� OM TOMO Wants, For Sole, Last, Found, Notice, Etc. Ads IN THIS COLV,1[II For Sale 4 Section Diamond Harrows, good as new. 1 .Deering straight grain drill. 1, 13 -tooth M. -H. cultivator, nearly new. 1 Renfrew cream Separator, in good condition. 1 second hand wagon, in good con- dition. N. E. SIEMON, Massey -Harris Agency -- Zurich NOTICE All accounts must be settled be- fore Sept. 30Lh. Please take note of this. V. V_ Siebert. FOR SALE Property consisting of three acres of land, situated half mile south of St. Joseph, frame house, stable,good water, fruit trees, etc. For particul- ars apply to Mrs. E. Papineau, R. R. 2, Zurich. til FOR SALE 1 oil stove. 1 Quebec heater and pipes. 1 large nti, tor. 4 tables. V. V. Siebert, &urich. FOR SALE A couple of fine sows for sale, due in October. Apply to Aaron Oestreicher, Bronson Line, Hay. FOR SALE A two-piece mattress in very good condition, a bargain. Apply at Her- ald Office. NOTICE Having taken over the Service end of the Ford Agency, Zurich, I am in a position to give expert service to give expert service en all New Ford cars sold by Mr. S. Elliott. Leonard. Prang. CONSULTING ENGINEER S. W. ARCHIBALD, B.A.Sc. (Tor.) O.L.S., Registered Professional En- gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate Member Engineering Institute of Canada. Office—Seaforth, Ont. FOR SALE Wagon with flat rack, coal box, double set brass mounted harness. buggy, light wagon. All in good condition. George J. Thiel. NOTICE I am in a position to do good repair work on Overhauling Cars, Tractors, Etc., at very reasonable charges. DAVID FUSS, tN15 Phone 1-89 Zurich NOTICE We specialize on the following: Ford Transmission Linings. Ford Rear Ends; Ford Springs; Ford Valves Grinding; Brakes re -lined on all makes of Cars; We give special attention on oiling and greasing all makes of cars; Radiator anti -freeze attention, Tire Repairing; Have your springs oiled. Leonard Prang, Zurich. William B. Brown Graduated Foot] Speciatist AT Brown's Boot Shop ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ..A Changeless Christ far a chang- ing World." Everybody Welcome t. all Services. E. Tuerkhatitay raster. Ftndtgr, 8h t Luther League. Saturday—Chair Practice. 10 a. ss: .German Saa•wice. 11.15 Suniay School. 7:30: English Service. ttlic{fotitu. lam; 14 14., 1 LOCAL NEWS Mr, Eearl E. Weido spent a few days vacation at Goderich last week. Mr. John A. • Smith of Harrow, is calking on Zurie.h friends. Mr. Melvin Whitesides of Toronto, is spending holidays with the Wil- liams family, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wutrn and family of Seaforth were Sunday vis- itors in town. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLean and daughter Marcella of Blyth, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hess. Dr. and Mrs. Egert Wilson of Owosso, Mich., and Mrs. Margaret Allen of Exeter visited with Dr. and Mrs. 3. Routledge on Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bender, Mrs. Ernie Bender and son Edwin, of Blyth were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. B. Pfile. Mr. Martin Switzer, of Texas, who is visiting with friends up north here this summer, returned to Zurich af- ter a weeks visit with friends at Kit- chener, Guelph, and Stratford. Mrs. Elsley and daughter, .-Miss Anna, and Mr. Theo. Wagner of Wat- erloo, were Week -end visitors at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wagner. Mr. D. S. Williams, of New Ham burg, accompanied by Mr. Meisel o Kitchener, called on the former' niece, Mrs. C. L. Smith, on Thursda last. Mr. and Hre. Roy Overholt an fancily of Detroit, were visitors a the home of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Mil ler of town, also other relatives i the conrrriunity. During their stay i Zurich Mrs. Overholt became quite i but has since improved. Miss Ada Warm of New Yor City, Miss Elsie Stalling, Miss Leon Hasbrook and Miss Florence Henric of Detroit, were week -end visitors a the homes of Mrs. Jut Block an Mrs. J. Fuss. The young ladies ar spending the week at Grand Ben where they will engage in golfing. A [urge number of villagers are at tending the big Western Fair at Lon don this week, which promises to he Mrs. Pierce Farwell of the Goshen Line, South, is visiting at Detroit. Rev, and Mrs, Knechtel of St. Jacobs were Wednesday visitors in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Eichert of Mich- igan, are visiting with relatives in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Erb of the Bronson Line, are at present visitingic relatives, and friends in New s ot State. 4 Mr. and Mrs, E. W, Stoskopf of Kitchener spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John- son. Mr. J. G. Stanbury, Barrister, of Exeter, was in town Monday even- ing giving a talk to the Women's In- stitute. Misses Priscilla and Lauretta Far- well returned to Waterdo�ant last week, where they are attending Norte Dame Academy. Mr. and Mrs. Menno Bechler, who spent several weeks with friends in Michigan, have returned to their home in town. The Rennie family who have spent the month of August at their cottage at Grand Bend, are this week moving back to their homes in town. 'AGE i •••••••••••r•••••••t••••r •*r•••••••••••••••r•••••• ele•• • • • WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND • WILL BE GLAD TO SUPPLY YOU WITH JUST THE KIND OE • MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL Farm Implements • e GIVE YOU MOST VALUE PER DOLLAR OF COST, CARRY A FULL LINE OF PUMPS; PIPING AND FITTINGS& AND BESIDES WE INSTALL. OUR PUMPS. LET YOUR NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR BE A DE LAVAL We have the Agency for this District. GARAGE SUPPLIES WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF GARAGE SUPPLIES, AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ALMOST ANY KIND OF AUTO PARTS, AND BESIDES CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON SAME' DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND RE. BUILDING BATTERIES YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED Tires, Tubes, Cas, Oils and Greases; L. A. = rang - Zurich .. .iw ee.e-esev,. eeezeteeeeee e.ene* eintieao.004.. .4.e.e.aeeeene�Fr.�ae44•:. t Mr. Sol. K:pfer and son :eugrrne, ek�r�r+3�•�o&3��a ^✓r+•+++++�F+++-A++ ---e+++++++++ •••++: re t. and Mr. finss.-11 Kyle from the State 3 of Iowa are wending a fM weeks at O}TE the home of :41r. and Mlrs. ThoscEDAR weeks Kyle, Parr Line. Bontoc, Philippine Islands, Miss Ida • • f • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• f Deaconess Margaret Routledge, of s y Routledge, Mr. Arthur Routledge, •r Mr. and Mrs. Charles Player of Hyde Park, spent Sunday at the home of d Dr. and Mrs. Jos. Routledge, Zurich. _ Mr. Gerald Bedard who has been. employed by some firm in Detroit, for the past two years, left for Tor- t onto last week, where he has accept- ed a position as teacher in St. Mich- ael's College. Mr. and Mrs. Christ. Schwartzen- truber, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schwartz- entruber, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Sch- wartzentruber, Mrs. J. Erb, Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Bechler, all of the Bronson Line, attended a funeral at Peters- burg, on Saturday. Miss Vera V. Siebert, who has con- ducted the Zurich Millinery business for a number of years, and who is to vacate her rooms int he Verner' Block, has decided to go out of bus- iness at present, and is offering the public the balance of her stock at a big sacrifice in price. If in need of millinery, you will do well to take ad- vantage of these bargains. Meeting in Goderich The annual summer meeting of the Bite Water Highway Association will be held this year in Goderich, the date being September 10th. As this is quite an important gathering, and delegates from the various municip- alities along the route of the highway are expected to be present to discuss matters of importance to the Assoc- iation. n n l k a k t d e d the hest ever. We usually see a great deal of rainy weather during London Fair week, but we feel as- sured that :his year the rain will not interfear with this exhibition_ Miss Pearl Rale was taken to Lon- don on Monday evening by Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer, where she was operated on the same evening for removal of the appendix. Pleased to report that the operation was successful, and the patient is progressing as rapidly as can be looked for. • Only EIeven more days and Zurich's big annual event, namely the fall fair will he held, Sept. 22, 23rd, and with all the special attractions besides the usual good exhibits, this fair this ye- ar promises to be very outstanding_ Get a prize list from the secretary, Mr. A. F. Hess, and pick out what classes you can best exhibit, and then show your articles, and help this en- ucative cause along. Planing Mill Sold The Goderich Planing Mills prop- erty, comprising the land and build- ings at the corner of Cambria Road and Nelson street, with machinery tools, office furniture and trucks, was sold at auction to J. E. Baechler of the Goderich Manufacturing Co., being the purchaser at a price of $4,500. The stock of lumber and hardware had previously been sold to F. C. Kalbfleisch. of Zurich, who un- til September 15th will offer the same for sale at the mill in quantit- ies to suit purchasesr.—Goderich Sig- nal_ The other night one of the best working horses owned by C. O. Smith of the Blue Water Highway, in some unknown way gotout on the road 'and. towards midnight, a Michigan car cante along and run into the horse who was grazing along the roadside, with the result that the animal had its hing leg fractured. Some neigh - gore heard the crash, but by the time they arrived :an the scene, the driver of the car, pulled away without any identification, and left the poor an- imal in this suffering condition. How- ever, Mr. Smith was at once notified and to relieve the critter's sufferings it was shot at once. People should bear in mind the traffic rules and not. leave the scene of accident before re- porting to the right authorities. At the recent meeting of the Zur- ich Police Trustee Board on Tuesday evening last, a petition was received asking for the privilege of tapping the water supply at the fire hall to be used in the homes of the applicants. The privilege was granted and the plans are that the water will be stip- plied to eight of the residents living near the fire hall. The users agreed to supply all material and do all labor in making the installations, while the Trustees agreed to keep an adequate supply of water in the storage tank, The fates fixed are $10.00 for done- stic use and $12.00 :for commercial sr. This arrangement will also pro- ide better fire protection for the Plage- as it mean, that water will be Yet the winter time as well a)s ruling the arm weather. c u v Happy is he thatt condomni th v not himsadlt in that thing which he ,atvuilatnle Our local gasoline filling stations are demonstrating a little price com- petition this week, as we notice that gas can be purchased at 30c, 28c, 25c 24c, and one station sells at 23c. So if your tank is empty you can save a few cents by first going around and getting, the prices, and then act ac- cordingly. The ordinary gas has been sold all summer in town at 1).5e and 27c, with the higher tests at 80c. It is, we think, poor policy to cut down all commission just to beat the other fellow, and the public in general do absolutely not want any mercaant to do business without any margin of profit on the same. The price of gas in general throughout this part of Western Ontario has been all summer 27c, for ordinary and 30c for the high tests, and no one should kick on these prices, as it is practically the same, when size of gallons are con- sidered, as across the line, and we do not see vhy this price cutting ever took place in Zurich. The 17th Parliament of the Dom- inion of Canada opened on Monday noon of this week, with the now .Prem ier, Hon. R. B Bennet in the place where the leader of the opposition, Hon. W. L. MacKenzie King sat for the last term of sessions. The speak- er of the house is Capt. Black. There are in all 245 members, of which 85 are new members who have never sat in these responsible chairs, which go to rule the destiny of the country. There are always a goodly number of people who are very narrow in their views and thing that if the opposite side of polities to what they believe gets into power, that the country will go to the dogs. But we cannot see things in such a way, as the country always elects the best men in the country as their representatives, and then at parliament there is always a strong opposition to oppose any un- reasonable measure, and of course the' Senate also has power to throw out any measure that books unreason- able. So there is nothing at present to be particularly alarmed about, If only the unemployment conditions throughout the worly would improve the .country would soon be swinging along nicely. if we talk to our cous- ns to the south of us we find that he unemployment is in a much worse condition there, and truly we cannot, help but think that our country all through measures up with. any that t we brew of. AT $8.75 4, WHY NOT BUY ONE FOR STORING YOUR FURS, BEDDING, + ETC. THESE CHESTS ARE LARGE SIZED AND WELL e • FINISHED AND WILL ADD TO THE BEAUTY OF ANY ROOM. ./. CALL IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. C.KALBFLEISC1 PHONE 69 - - ZURICH • 460040880640844 414414110©6964,8 60e041,46ee®seiceoakeeesesoe* 1 Your 1930 Goal NOW IS THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO PUT IN YOUR SNPPLY OF COAL FOR NEXT WINTER. OUR SPECIAL IN„ DUCEMENT FOR CASH SALES IS WORTHWHILE, AND BE- SIDES WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SUMMER DELIVERIES ACT NOW Fertilizer WE CARRY IN STOCK AND ARE SALESMEN FOR THE BEST 1 GRADES OF FERTILIZERS ON THE MARKET, PRICES CON- SIDERED. LET US QUOTE YOU OUR PRICES DELIVERED AT IYOUR DOOR. BE SURE AND CONSULT US BEFORE BUYING it L. Schilbe & Son a 40 riVaiiiiiiVehMAAMMIAVAVAAWEWisivimmq 106th l omeeseasso••e *iii • *• asee•••we•a�eoa•esseme Zurich Drug Store 1 1 WE'RE GIVING AW 1P GILLETTE'S New Razor with the ,purchase of any one of these at PALMOLIVE SHAVING CREAM COLGATE'S RAPID SHAVE CREAM35 C COLGATE'S HANDY GRIP STICK a 1R' Dr. A J. 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