Zurich Herald, 1931-09-03, Page 1Vol. XXX1l No.9
ZURICH,. THURSDAY
SPTEMBER 3 1931.
Zurich Fall Fair, Sept. 28th -29
Laziness is one or anew, txtost ple-•1
sant afflictions:
Wanted an Theft Five Years Ago
Back in 192(; am JL BL Miler, who,
"-was sect'. -tress.„ of the school board
'w=att HolmesvilIe„ wase short, lir his ac
counts $500 and he had not been.
heard off since, the result being that
the trustees had to make -asp the short
age. Now it has been found that J.B.
Miller is at Port Arthur and Consta-
ble Gundry of Goc%erich left to ap-
prehend him on the old charge of the
theft of -$500-
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WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE HARNESS, TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING HAGS, VALICES, ETC., TO CHOOSE FROM, AND
4 ARE OFFERING: THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT VERY
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Pianos Pianos
IF YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW
PIANO TO THE PLEASURES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND
CONSULT US, AS WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE POPULAR
SHERLOCK MANNING LINE.
.ALSO AGENTS FOR Tf;E SINGER SEWING MACHINE
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IT'S SCHOOL TIME, AND READING . AND WRITIN'.G AND •
RITHIVIE_TFC: WILE SOON BE IN ORDER OF THE DAY MOTH- Z
ERS WILL ALL BE AT BROWNS BOOT SHOP FOR THEIR. •
WE HAVE LINES OF CRILD 'EN'.S SHOES THAT MEET THE
REQUIREMENTS OF HEALTRF,UL FOOT DEVELOPMENT AND i
THAT WILL, GIVE MANY .MONTI3S OF WEAR AND PROPER to
PROTECTION TO TILE .MOST ACTIVE YOUNGSTE S, REALLY
SMART IN APPEARANCE TC 0. WON'T YOU DROP- IN AND
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CHILDREN OXFORIIS,A;ND:.STRAP.SLIPPERS 141-.0 1.16'i: 41 TO $1.50
MISSES OXFORDS AND STRAP SLIPPERS FROM $L50 to :2.95
YOUTH AND; BOYS Ti- .SGHO'COL;S1TOFS. FROM*LEO to $2.95
• REPAIRING 'NEATLY DONE
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41 ::LOOMS - WHAT A i?'..i t1UE'I y a EXCLUSIVELY SIEL1$' P. Et
SUITINGs IN THE ;W T OF FALL D WINTER SHADES
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COME IN TO -MORROW -YOU 'WILL NOT BE THLI 'I UV.HtT . 4
el SEE FOR YOUR.SELF THE OLITSTAIEDEOG tQ atoo "s' .10W W..AL- k
.d,3•EE THAT' HAVE MADE 441. ISPITHES dOF QTTAL?'' 1:+'. OTIS *
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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Chester L. Smith, PQM-idiot
10..25 a year, U.S. 1.50 ht. Mt
$1.50 LN.A'RREARS, $d MAY rns a 'baso
Zurich School Fair Sept. 14th.
The New Magazine'Iaw
The newly imposed dut'fon. Az
erican magazines will coma; into;fl''r
ect on Sept. 1st. Sonne ';;eonfue€o
may be anticipated owing theft
that, as yet no list,1a been prci4 '..,:.
classifying these "publioat.
different categories, accul
their nature and advertisin4;;
and specifying the particular'
which they are subjected...
will not be completed for a,;;13Xt
Iigious, scientific, education
philanthropic publications
f' Tau
free
.a. C. Silber _is spending a few
'$ lisiting friends at Hensall.
Gerald Bedard, also Miss Meda
(Its left for Toronto where they
'ti'esuihe "their duties as public
of teachers.
is d. F. Rickbeil, Mr. and Mrs.
aufer and Mr. Wambold of Kit-
ir; were Sunday visitors at the
e of Mr. and Mrs. John Gallman.
1iss E., J. MacDougall of Toronto,
e;ary:for the United Church of
crto; visited with Mr. and Mrs.
.Williams the past week.
Liquor Costs Maain perils l
hG travea
"It is not so much the fli' ergs u.
the upkeep" as they say..'° ;'N. The
not hear how much the harf'%ott- bon
gin which Norman East, a !rarrner` of
Hullett north of Clinton, had #n lug
Jhitl` tk
car on Aug 24th cost 1n .
first case, but having it boat , hi*
seven days in jail for driwlu ;phi1
intoxicated and Tuesday n,ol:nnln " 1
was brought up on a furtb i charge;:,
of having liquor, and the•minimum
fine of $100 and costs of, 511 wa.
imposed, or in default than;,•; :months'
East was picked up by Trafiti Officer:
Leaver on Highway No. 8 on Aug,,
24th.
Tractor Cleats Must Be'Inch
and a Half.
In order to prevent the cutt1ng up
of roads by tractor cleats' the- lam
provides that these must he an in. �ii
and a half wide. Earl Nott, 'B . N1 ,
4, Clinton, has a tractor with,leats gin .r Gertrude Bertha, to Mr. Wil -
a good deal less in width tha,a,=these -,i..J. Sitter, of Thedford, Ont. The
and he thought Mag. Reid wGL,s,:eing
hard on him when he was broag t up
under the section requiring the =Fidel
cleats and claimed that his tritctor ' icl slbe,, Mr. and Mrs. Harrington
would be useless to him as it oul Pu, ',�y ne, Miss Gertrude Schilbe
not climb hills with cleats that wide arA fit110 enjoyed a motor trip to
The magistrate did not mal*e4• the tt}Mr E1g>n, visiting with Rev. and
law, however, and left it to' Nett to IYi y"; . L\ Rowald's cottage.
write the Department and see if there'`.::i.,'`
lr, ane'tbzs. Weber of Elmira we -
his
any way out.Evidently hr, din? �'� �,,,, T. i ltol- at the home of
not find any relief there for.'Y Q� icer tv^r, o 3 v,,
•� h aV <nnd 1VIrs. ' Meme; ` ,' Miss
his fine of '�5 2r,d o4�t�"�.n' � �;�:r
iiday, September 7th, is Labor
and a public holiday, so bear in
t1 -`a11 places of business in towns!
be closed.
hool Days are here again. Be
and have the right books and
pment. Good supply of every_
needed for the school at the
.rich Drug Store.
and Mrs. C. C. Schilbe an-
aW; '.
x,woce the engagement of their dau-
1 to take place in October.
lin Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. C.
.Noted. B6,4V 1"i`esideh•t .4='aSies
One of the best-known citizens t�f
the Blyth section was buried on Sat-
urday in the. person of Miss jlfaggie
Pollock, who spent nearly all her life
of 70 years on a farm two miles north
east of that place. She was Torn on
the farm and was one of the best-
known people over the county, being:
widely known for the wonderful,
things she was credited with having
done in the relm of clarvoyonce.When
people first heard of the things she
told people they looked on their with,
a certain amount of skepticism, but
gradually this wore off and they coni
menced to think there must be some-
thing to it. Nearly every day there, x Wer' and family of the Bronson;
would be a line of -cars waiting for"444s' lake Zehr of Beaver Falls, New
the passengers to get their turn, and Yo , ate; Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Zehr
while the judges in session condemn- l a;241',ti rtha, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
ed her, yet more than one officer of , (14 8"and Mr. and Mrs. John Leis
the law has been known to come to antii ' Ervin all of Wellesley.
her at night so that it would not be �-
known, to try to get some informat-
ion on some difficult problem.
we
a.1ir ;�Zex 147n to
Wei• congratulate 'Miss Kathern
Miner, who has attended High Scho-
olt Elmire,° in having passed all
11eisubjects in her recent' exams, and
been won honors in several of them.
now entitled to her First Class
cute, and will attend Normal
l as soon as she receives word
the, Department.
aiday visitors at the home of Mr.
;Mrs. Rudy Schwartzentruber and
Ty, of the Bronson Line were: Mr.
0.Yrg," Mose Erb and daughter
441(frI: and Mrs. Chris. Schwartz -
IN MEMORIAM
Jarrott-In loving memory of
Christene Jarrott, who passed away
two years ago to -day, September 4th,
1929.
We mourn the loss of one so dear,
Our hearts are sad to -day,
To think the one we loved so dear
Was quickly called away.
Peacefully sleeping, resting at last
The world's weary troubles and trials
are past.
In silence she suffered, in patience
she bore.
Till God called her home to suffer no'.
more.
Ever remembered by her loving
husband and daughter.
ATTENTION!
E,1ghoffer Garage
HORSE SHOEING AND ALT.
KINDS OF BLACKSMITHING,
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING, EENTh
ERS AND BODIES REPAIRED,y
Nu Matter How Badly t amaged.
HEST OIL OR GAS, AUTO ACCES
O'I.%IES.
CHARGER REASONABLE
i, rIVIonday, Sept. 7th, (Labor
e Franck Settlement parish,
dale will hold their annual
hen there is room for all to
have an enjoyable time, and
Ar' it is helping along a good
tsthe proceeds will go to -
WS `S popular church which has
;/ i much to the ' community.
,-4:khas sad that if we find that
upt'..ut clown this and that, the
1ccild be the last place, so
ejexyone will try and be pres-
t Si. Peter's R. C. Church, Drys -
lar Monday. A treat is in store
e and all, chicken dinner and
supper will be -served _and it
,n a great "filling in" for
,.o attend. Let us see you
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nitull Wins Another Round
.;t;.taiday afternoon fans to the
ler 'a;f ,767 from the district. saw
"r. sari; alieady the victors over St-
t%,x;dx ;dvance to the third stage
'W.A. over Ailsa Craig, who
ir�ili ted Ilderton. The game
' 1 off, ;each team having won
io ltd was played on the keen
f the Crediton Community
.id: Legg and Dinsmore of
re satisfactory umpires. K.
ted in the bbx for Craig
'placed in the third by Me
who finished, except for part
it tat Seventh, when Masters
tat For Hensall Howe pit -
j as replaced, in the eighth
41together 2(r runs were
rhich 16 ^Were in the sev-
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001 100 500- 7
"�}ebbed that • Hensall will
in the next round.
Give Us a Call! (o gvr
JACK.KIPPEN, ZURICH ;t,at9
Watch and Clock
Repairing
WE BELIEVE WE CAN
GIVE YOU THE VERY
BEST IN WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRS, WITH
PRICES CONSIDERABLY
LOWER THAN WHAT IS
CHARGED IN THE LARGER
CENTRES
FURTHERMORE WE CAN GIVE
YOU PROMPT SERVICE.
Special Attention to Mailed in Wat-
ches.
Hess, The Jeweller
Yes! You will Find
DIFFERENCE IF YOU BURN
Prices now at Rock
Bottom low for the
Season.
STOCK UP NOW WITH. TIHIS
- GENUINE ANTHRACITE
For Cash Payment a Discount o SM
per Ton wil be Allowed.
arlt icwrria.
Phone lOw or 10J HENSALL, O? :
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SPECIAL PRICE $2.35
+ MEN'S BLACK MENNONITE BLUC. WITHT OUTSIDE COQ
.+i. And Sturdy Built with Leather Insoles and heavy Leather or Pane *.-
,j Soles, Guaranteed the Best, $2.75 and $3.00 'Pair `.11',
+ BOYS' BLACK OXE'ORDS IN A ^ COMFORTABLE AND GOOD -7"
FITTING LAST, SIZES 1 to 5%, Reg. $3-50 Now $2.50
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BOYS' WORK SHOES, BLACK OR TAN SOLID LEAT.'s-:i i,.
+ Las,t year we sold these at $3.00, to -day only $2.25 4-•
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+ WOMEN'S PAT STRAPS, Gores and Satins, Oniy $2.50 to $2.75 pr.
* WOMEN'S BLACK CANVAS 1 STRAP HOUSE ,SLIPPERS WIT -x.
4'' Leather Soles and Rubber Heels, Iteg. $1.25, Now $1.00 a>< Pair ig-
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* Reg. $2.25 To -day. $1.30 Misses Sizes 11 to 2 only $1.5PI`- - Iter
+ MEN'S: SUNDAY BOOTS, HIGH TOPS, ONLY PAIR •$2.7r"` 0.:.
MEN'S OXFORDS, PRICER AT $2.95, $3.50, $3.75, $aL
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+ CANVAS FOOTWEAR, WITH RUBBER SOLES, 65c, 75 t>� a• S
+ Childs', Boys', and Men's Included. •ait-
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Phone 82 or 115
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NEVER BEFORE
HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH
Quality at Such Low Prices
On Men's Women's and Boys' Footwear
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS WE HAVE TO S.
OFFER YOU. COMPARE QUALITY AND PRICES WITH MAH.. 1'
ORDER HOUSES, ETC., AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT YOU $,
CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YOUR FOOTWEAR HERE..
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MEMBERS OF I6n1.'TUAL SHOE STORES
The Largest Group of Exclusives Footwear Merchants in cannan ' "-
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We are now offering a full line f
Spring and Sum Iter Goods at Rock
Bottom Prices
WE ASK YOU TO CALL AN) SEE SOME OF OUR BARGAMES
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IN GINGHAMS, BROADCLOTHS, 1 YARD WIDE PRINTS EEC EEty
A YARD. COTTONS AT 10e AND 15e. A YARD.
SEEOUR OVERALLS AT $1.50 A PARR.
GARDEN AND ROOT SEEDS OF ALL KIND'S+..
HARNESS REPAIRS, SI.10ES, PAINTS, OILS, ETC.,. ETC.,
R. Nn DOUGLAS
GENERAL ME. z OHANT'
PHONE 11 ,.87 BLAKE