Zurich Herald, 1931-02-12, Page 5rsday, Feb
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`BARRISTER, SbLIC1TOR, NOT-
ARY PUBLIC,, ETC.
OFFICE -Hamilton Street, Just off
'the Square, GODERTCH, Ontario.
)Special Attention to Counsel and
Court Work,
Mr. Holmes may be consulted at
'Godeeicb by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
Pr. H. 11. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D S.
DENTAL SURGEON
$k,t D'KITZ BLOCK -ZURICH
gyary Thursday, Friday, :Saturday
At HARTLESB'S BLOCi,
DASEIWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones National
:School of Auetioneering. Try me for
Registered Live Stock, (All Breeds.)
Terms in keeping with prevailing
,prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will
:mels anything Anywhere.
-'hone 18-93, or write.
Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
Ant any Auction Sale, regardless
era to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
gear business, and if not satisfied will
:snake no charges for Services Ren -
Altered.
ARTHUR. WEBER -Dashwood
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SEE US FOR NEW LOW PRICES
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ANNOUNCING
WHAT WE HAVE PURCHASE"(
IRO31 THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT
4k DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB
,ISHED MEAT BUSINESS, .AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
. Yun gblut & Son
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Announcement
"SPRING PRICES NOW 1N EFFECT
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On. Coal
Orant
Coke Alberta Coal
and Soft Coal
:A SFECIAL DISCOUNT OF 50 Cts.
Per Ton will be allowed for wash.
*viler Early as prices will advance on
June 15th..
Case & Son
isria 35 H1EY'Y+1.L
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POU LT '
WANTED
Salm every Day till 3 o'clock, p.rn•
snot feed Fowl same morning
when, brought in.
• fighest Cash Prices
-CASH F OR-
C;ream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Liamy.Igl u
• IN THIS COMMAt
FOR SALE
A good. Holstein cow, with calf.
Apply to Henry Ciausius, Zurich.
FOR SALE
A choice one month old Registered
Holstein Bull Calf for sale from ac-
credited Herd. Apply to Wm. Sparks
R. R. 3, Bayfield.
LOST
In Zurich, a Ladies' Watch. Tinder
kindly return •to 'Verlyn Thiel, or
,leave at Herald Office.
CASH PRICES
Chopping: and Rolling at per bag 8c.
100 lbs. Pastry Flour at ....$2.00
24 lbs. Pastry Flour, at .60c
100 lbs. Manitoba Flour $2.00 $3.00
100 lbs laying Mash for Hens $2.50
24 lbs. Calf Meal at ......... $1.00
Shorts in ton lots $18.00
Middlings in ton lots $20.00
ZURICH FLOUR MILLS
FOR SALE
An Electric secondhand washing
machine in A. 1. condition, a real
snap. Star secondhand washing ma-
chine with wringer, good as new, at-
tachment for motor. A bargain.
E. Oesch.
For Sate
A number of good cows, also sows
all due in February. Apply to:
Aaron Oestreicher, Dashwood P01
FOR SALE
A number of good liorses at var-
ious ages for sale, including a spanof
2 -yr. -old Clydesdale colts.
Apply to J. Hey, Jr_ -24
NOTICE
J. C. Salmon & Son, Teamsters,
wish to advise the public that they
are eetill in the same business, . with
: sr•aede-is usual:. o r order will be
couch appreciated. Phone 94-16.
William B. Brown
A. S.P.
Graduated Foot, Speciatist
AT
Brown's Boot Shop'
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LOCAL revs
A number of prominent Liberals of
town dttex
• cded the big Liberal Rally
Bord--,At Bronson, Line, Eay T
held at London last week.
� Mrs. H. l.,ipplaaxdt, who is spend-
ing the winter months, with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Geo, Fee at Hensali,
called a few days at her home in the
village over Sunday, and also looked
u.p a few of her friends,
An interesting game of hockey
was played on the.local rink in town
on Tuesday, evening when the Dash-
wood Juniors were over, and played
the locals a fast game, although the
visitors were a little .short on the
score in the finish, yet it was interest-
ing.
Mrs. Wm. Schroeder and. children The report of the finance commit -
of Dashwood, spent a pleasant week- tee of the county council, welch was
end with her parents, Mr. and M's. adopted, recommending that expend -
H. F. Weseloh. itures on county roads he kept with-
in 1. 7-10 mills, would mean a saving
of $13,28130 over the 2 mill rate
usually levied.
• Last Tuesday evening a oev of our
hockey players motored .over to Sea -
forth and assisted the boys 'off that
town in a Northern Hockey League
fixture against the Goderich team
and when it was a]1 over Seaforth
had four up while Goderich had two
goals scored. The Seaf.'ortb team
admits being greatly strengthened by
the assistance of the Zurich boys.
• Mr. Norman Lever, of Clinton, the
efficient traffic officer of Huron Co-
unty for the past year, has again
been appointed by the, county coun-
cil for this very important position.
Mr. Lever has served well in this cap•
acity and with the co-operation of
the public at large will continue to
do so this year again, and endeavour
to Make our highways a safe place
for viligent and a safe driving public.
on February '7th, to Mr. and M
Bertram Klopp, a son.
Mr. Louis Denornme of St, Jos"
is not enjoying his usual good healtl,
at present. •
Chicken pox are quite .pravelent
mong our younger children at prev-
ent. t:..
Mrs. Ev. Hoist, who has been'laid
up with an attack of cold, is able :to
be around again.
Be sure and attend the home bak-
ing and candy Sale held on SaturAy
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, at Dr. A.
J. Mac.Kinnon's. Drug Store, conduct-
ed by the Zurich Women's Institute.
The Grand Bend Jack Rabbit hunt
Club are holding an oyster suppeee
and dance at the "Brenner House 'at
Grand Bend, on Monday February
16th, to which everybody is invited.
Mr. Sol. Zinunerman'who -is taking
treatments at the Mineral Fume Bath
Institute at London, spent the week
at his home here. Mr. Zimmerman,
who is suffering a rheumatic condit-
ion has made wonderful irnproe-
ments the first week.
Mr. Harry Rose is laid up with gin
sore foot which he received by bei !;
injured of having the weeex of s
gas truck pass over his foot with t e
result that the ligiments have been
stretched, and Mr. Rose must give his
foot the required rest to heal up a-
gain.
Mr. Wm. Sparks of the Bronson
Line, Stanley Tp., recently sold to
Mr. Christ. Erb. of the same line
Hay Township, a fine young. male
Holstein calf two weeks old, which
Mr. Erb will rais for the improvem-
ent of his herd. This calf's mother is
Spring Assizes, Feb. 17th.
The Spring Assizes for Huron Co.
will open on Tuesday Feb. 17, when
Justice McEvoy will preside and the
public will be much interested in this
assizes as the McNeil brothers, now
in the county jail, who are charged
with robbing the Bank of Nova Scot-
ia at Brussels while armed, will be
given their trial. So far these are
one of 111r. Spark's fine herd being a the only criminal cases on the docket.1
.65 pound cow at three years of.
_age and then from his Great Sire A Cut in Tire Prices
A ten per cent reduction in the'
bull.
price to dealers of practically all
The old cow belt loss again ring -!types of automobile tires sold in
ing en Thursday evening of last Canada was made effective recently
-we-
ek, when the fourteenth sleigh load • by all of the eight manufacturers in
party went to Wm. Decker user Zur the Dominion. The reduction varies
ieh and certainly were well entexta somewhat according to the style and
ined. The evening was spent in gam- size of tire, bue the average amounts
es and music and a game of progres to about 10 per ,cent of last yc r'
sive euchre was played, the lucky quotations to dealers. The cut is be -
one being Mr. Ferd Miller and the,ung passed on to consumers in ac
Booby prize went to Mrs. Wm. Haugh cordance with the various dealer's
But nevertheless all went home hav- overhead and their transportation,
ing spent a very enjoyable eveniati "' costs arising out of the distance of
sales agencies from the factory. Re-
tail prices are set by dealers, not by
The Monthly meeting of the W.'3,,. manufacturers.
S. of Blake United Church was. held ,
at the home of the President, Mrs. W, - Saturday) of last week saw a real
Finlay on Wednesday, :b; :_ary 4th. February blizzard, of which few
The .meeting was open.d by singing have been experienced this winter.
hymn 495. Mrs. Robert McBride,. The wind coming from the east and
read the scripture lesson. from Psalm. in a •few hours high banks were blown
46, after which Mrs. R. N. Douglas at places which heretofore ;lave had
little or no snow. As a consequence
the roads were filled in very rapidly.
Probably no one in town knows this
•better than Mr. Lee O'Brein, who
te•ft Zurich in the morning with a big
load of produce for London, while
the weather looked nice here in the
morning, but in the afternoon corn-
ing home Mr. O'Brein encountered
cuts iillen in four and five feet on the
London road, and was obliged, after
much effort to get through, to leave
the truck at Clandeboye and take
the train to Hensall, in order to
spend the week -end with his fancily.
But since the big plows have been
sired. going through again and 'cars are go-
ing throug quite nicely to London.
Late Mrs A Rittenhouse As we look at the calander we obser-
ve that the end of this week, the
Mary Steckle was bornin Stanley;' month of February is half over, and
Township, being a daughter of the"(++ then we go into March when spring
lateit anti Mrs. Daniel Steckle,will come and usually is welcomed by
where she lanced with her parents tiil,,1 all.
she was -United in marriage to her
now mourning husband, Mr. Albert
Rittenhouse of Zurich. After their
marriage they enjoyed life together
on their farm near Dunville, Ont,
until about eight years ago when they
purchased a residence in Zurich, hav-
ing disposed of their Danville prop-
erty, and became admirable residents
of Zurich. Nearly five years ago • her
health began to fail, and always ilii
hopes that she would get strong a-
gain, but it was not our Creator's
will that it should be thus, and for
the last five months Mrs. Rittenhouse most ost of her tirne in bed, :and:.
during the last few weeks was called.
upon to do much suffering, having
had two attacks of strokes, and the
end came peacefully on February 4,
aged 66 years 8 months and 20 days..
Besides her sorrowing husband she is
survived by three brother: Henry,
John and Merano Steckle of the Bron-
son Line, Stanley township, and also
two sisters: Mrs. Henry Bowman and
Mrs. Ehnos Gingerich, both living in
the Elmira district, also other relati-
ves and close friends. Mrs. Ritten-
house was beloved by all with whom
she came in contact with, being of a
a very mild and peaceable disposition
The funeral was held on Friday Feb-
ruary 6th, with services at the local
Mennonite church, and interment in1
the Amish .Mennonite cemetery, Iron
an Line, Hay. Rev. C. Sclera ,• be-
ing. assisted by Rev. Ennas Martin of
«.. v' ..4 ,w "o,oi�.zli.. Xve , i ZattrgL dal the ,
•r 'cony«
led in prayer. The minutes of the
last meeting were read by Mrs. R.
Lamont and adopted. After which •a•
reading "First Things First" was giv-
en by Miss Edith McBride. Hymn
476- was then sung, and prayer was
offered l;y Mrs. W. Carnie. The
topic was taken by Miss Jean Hey,
CONSULTIING. ENGINEER ' and Miss Maribel Carnie, the meeting
closed with the singing of Hymn 761•
and repeating the Lord's Prayer in
unison. Mrs. Finlay then served
lunch which was enjoyed by all. The
mee:tinv on the World's Day of Pray
er, will be held on February 20th in
the church, a good attendance is de
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S. W. ARCHIB•ALD, B.A.Sc. (Tor.)
O.L.S., Registered Professional En-
gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate
Member Engineering Institute of
Canada. Office--Seaforth, Ont.
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CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Albert Rittenhouse wishes to
express his most sincere Thanks to
the neighbors and friends, for the
much kindness, sympathy and as-
sistance rendezed during the recent
illness and departure of his comp-
anion, Mrs. Rittenhouse.
CARD OF THANKS
I We wish to take this medium in
.greatly thanking our neighbors and
friends for the kindness, assistance
And sympathy extended during the
Y•ec+yni, 1085 of the infant mernaer of
;our family.
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Deichert, Jr.
ST. PETERS
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH ONT.
l'A. Changeless Christ for a chatxg-
ing World"
Friday, 81i: -Luther League.
Saturday -Choir Practice.
StINDAY SERVICES
10 a. n ..tl inan. Service.
:1.71.15 , m.- S nday School.
7.80 p. al. -English Service.
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ZURICH HERALD'S
1931
Clubbing List
HERALD and Kitchener Daily Record $5.10
HERALD and Toronto Daily Globe $6.00
HERALD and Toronto Daily Mail and Empire . , $6.00
HERALD and Toronto Sat. Mail and Empire $3.25
HERALD and Toronto Daily Star $6.00
HERALD and Toronto Weekly Star $6.00
HERALD and London Free Press $6.00
HERALD and London Advertiser $6.00
HERALD and London Farmer's Advocate $2.25
HERALD and Farrar and Dairy $2.75
HERALD and Farmers' Sun $2.53
HERALD and Family Herald and Weekly Star , $2.25
HERALD and Family Herald for 3 yrs. $3.00
HERALD and Canadian Countryman $2.25
HERALD and Weekly Witness $3.15
HERALD and Farmers Magazine $2.50
HERALD and Youth's Companion 3.25
HERALD and Huron Expositor, Seaforth $3.25
HERALD and Ontario Journal , $2.75
HERALD and Rod and Gun in Canada $3.15
And a great many more that 'we cannot enumerate here.
We have the Agency for every. reputable Magazine .in
Canada and the United States, and can save you money
on the most of them.
RENEW ALL YOUR PAPERS AND MAGAZINES
AT OUR OFFICE ANI) SAVE TROUBLE, AND BE.
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