Zurich Herald, 1931-11-05, Page 4BLAKE
'Mrsa • can Mimic of 1lenadll, ac-
4010SPlerfied lay Miss Milds`od Forrest
sof 'i"uc'`kersttdth, ,:spent to week -end.
4 home aaf ..Mr. ;r11td Mrs. Jas.
Mr- and Mrs. Titylor and little da -
ambler of Chisel aurst, spent Sunday
Ring at the lane 071 hWa daughter,
Mrs. R, N. »truglas, •
Miss Marybel Cern,ie returned t
her home after spending a week; with
friends in the village,
Mr. and Mrs, H: C, Zapfe of Uru-
cefieid called on frit*tads in the village
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnston, tar,-
't the home Mt Ur. and Mrs. Samuel companied by Airs. Edighofer, spent
]M'cBride.. a few days last week with friends in
yrs. ".l.'.hns. Dick of Hensel!, is vis- Fullerton and Mitchell.
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One Cent Sale
THIS WEEK
W:ed., Thurs., Fri.,
Sat.
November 4th, 5th, 6th and. 7th
o Tails itis, WITHOUT DOUBT, THE BIGGEST 1IONEY-SAVIN
• 41IP2ORTUNITY OF THE YEAR, AND THE BEST,THIS YEAR IS
BETTER THAN EVER.
SEE SALE BILLS!
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SALE ON 250 RADIO STATIONS.
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Ur, and Mrs, Geo, Ross, valid Tian
ily of Hensall, spent I`a'iday night al.,
the homer of Ur. .taaad Ales. J .A, C''aala^
title,
Mae Ismail, of :llre4atetielcl• diene' is
few days knit week With Erie tale Glia
the kironson Liner,
iLLSGREEN
Wedding, Ilene atV riughae MO'
in this vieilaity,
\ir. and .Alas, 1 iN cif Vo're t; 1\tie)
visited with t'a°ieetd , In this vietnit;
emirate! tet their winter Ilinn4" in Oki.
a•tti:t,
31r, t.nd Ala•;. Thee. C'ahamen els`,
e'atierth. Mr, end MN, W. 2 inhale
O f Hettetall wed y t,sr et Se..tw
forth. Zit,.. Annie duets lett Sr., matte
Mrs. Logan of He?aeoll. were twee at,
✓ a,itar With blt3 l:.t. "1"a'ta"t`ON
1ft , \l LAV VtAhtia Vita Nit, And
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; The 'Sit'e's A... 1$t8\ter of i'ietteali,
*• : utr sly ;tkii a a few deet e in thie s'ier-
r Mrs reed \tr` Vater 1 eoft of Wt..
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it i Reaiette�.rc end Otter r tee ad here Vt.e`..
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es . "eeen; visitsre with trieeeds in 1'\cb,
Mrs. L a1 .*<e r :aid 'Nebo \'`:c e tee'
aerated t a err home , lle�iv, llI,
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Mr. alai Allen ll "Teaser Vit' .e3 V141121
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The ll LS . td es of the illkUe �f •
green ehurzh �,t<'tt"3 led the K pca
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drawn for this year. le hoped ease`
▪ eryoric yrt' remereher YearetPee*
opie ae their Thsitkoleriae. Serv;ao ea7 i
+ the :tear future,
4 Mr. and _Mrs.. W. E., ,l ,.reete ria
j Brigden were here � ernda —.
e` L. Troyer retuening -v;t'1 .:eeen 1_+T
+ the w+neer months,
Let Us Quote You
On Storni Sash 'and Dooirs
Before the cold "weather arrivs
Cali us and we will measure your windows
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On new Farm Machines while they last 1•
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SPECIALS! SPECIALS!
' yitkor #ever Saturday
HORN
\ trivittt the 111 ple�turt,
tae this groat adee"uttn
YarnI
xttAi?net" Ne.t,,v, and utlac.t
Iketarettee.
`eel.:and Stat. at 3 p.m,
lark l re?.;slur in "Pol-
a~EriO Debetturea
4i1 juveatiuent for
w 1,1d trustcea.
"vr estatmi funds. Safe
*hard rd earned savings
divide ala .
llTatra is paid half-
upon $7.00 and over
tt 5 .years.
,xert`a`taits are accepted by
b�sne�a
Rev, R. K. Love of
bRhereas l
Mns aanredcema.vxW,i oLrcvvrai pa -:t;.
da,seS Rile farttnson and
i7a�r, 141„.. ; .. areaet and saxaphone
Mr. W. Jarrett and Wes tame auet 11.wrry'Nofftnan and Howard
were recent visitors with lir, and? tlu lR; 'ro' et solo by Maurice
F. HESS. Zurich
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A quiet wedding -Weau 601ai'ittized.
at •Curnt,et Church, • on, Wednesdays
morning, when Rev. ,I. E. McElroy
united in marriage (,)live Pollock, of
the Goshen Liao; to lVl:r. Vanutonc,,
of Owan Soured. The hvide was a-tte'n-
Ae it by her slider, Vierenee, while; the
40,044011, wraa $ulnlaarted by• Milton I'o1-
114)4. :Following the ceremony the co,
!Milo lal't by motor for London where
t► 'wedeliaag dinner waai served. They
ten, weal to Detroit mel, other. harts.
,as Mite Hocman; plane
is Verus Birk and Mrs. V.
!peal diet by Miss C. Fink -
.5t1 Mra. L Klunipp; accord-
st3ous by Rev. Sauer; read -
Mrs. D. B. Sanders in London.
Mr. and Errs. John. Love and .Ai- �a
dren, accompanied by Mrs. Jas. Love, ege
and Missees Anna and Agnes, ware!
in London recently_
The Sacrament of the Ind's
Per. vvyPer,. reZta ou Ott
;and n, selection by the Ladies
etre. Mrs. R. H. Taylor was
;.temor of the affair.
N$ALL-�
Frtervices will 6e held,. tam dayi
-Dougall, accompanied by
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evening, November lfi. ia,
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a o ". i i e. and children of Petrolea,sp-
clock.
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eat. the week -end at the home of his
Miss Doreen Reichert ,:peat a sew}: ppwts, and Mrs. Wm DougaII.
days in Zurich recently. n
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Love and 311.x' 4 V and Mrs. J. :D Buchanan of
Anna, Mr. W. Love and Mrs. j. G- L,cf 4m. spent the week -end with fri-
Forrest, Mr. J. B. Forrest and fang- ` ends 'oma.
oly attended the funeral of a relative
at Grand Bend recently. e. Douglass of Hyde Park is vis-
• iii with her motther, Mrs. J. John -
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DASHWOOD
M and Mrs. L.
DIAMOND 4 -SECTION HARROW P • were ;cent visitors
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Mickle and son
with relatives at
torte
FLEURY No. 21 WALKING P AW• _kir. John Hoffman of London, sp- Mrs.',Alvin Hoskins of Detroit, is
ant a few days last week with re visiting ,at the ,bpme of Mr. and Mrs
DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR latives and friends. :.sierra Redden.
>11 . a;r of Toronto spent a few
cia'V.„ ! " her mother, Mrs. Robt.
h2cCORM1CK-D e;LRING No. 21 PLOW AT $1 r_40 •
a, GOOD RIDING PLOW AT $5.00 WHEELBARROW AT g4-
_Air. and Mrs. S. Hartman of the
Goshen Line, have returned from a
visit' in Detroit.
Mrs. Hardy of Exeter visited with'
her sister, Airs. W. Wolfe a few daysp}jPp,.'a!
one
12> ACT QUICK FOR THESE BARGAINS • teat week. acre sem.,
• We regret to report Karen Peden Bear p
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A vALL THESE MACHINES AT SACFIFICE PRICES. NO REAS- •= sen is en the sick list. We hope for: atery s
IS OrIABLE OFFER REFUSED ON ANY OF THESE MACHINES TO •
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sb CLEAR WHILE THEY LAST •
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General Garage, Gas, Oils, Etc.
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The cold Days are now being ush-
ler, d in. Let us supply you
pp y with
tebest fuels atlowest prices
:POULTRY
POODS
ry our Chick Starters, . Chick
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Peed€„ Laying Mash, Etc.
E ;11Itg. THE;11+(, et,RKET FOR GOOD CLOVER SEED. ALSO.
,DO C€,l"$TOM SEED CLEANING.
L. Sehilbe &
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a speedy recovery.
Mr. M. Mcisaac and son Fransis of
Detroit, were week -end visitors with
the i`.orfiner`.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
Mclsaae.
Mr. and Mrs, J3ear of Capac, Mich.,
visited with relatives here last week..
A number of young people from
here are attending the Teachers Tra-
ining Classes held at the Evangelical
church in Crediton this week.
Miss E, Graybiel is visiting in Lon-
don at present.
Miss E. Martinson spent Sunday
in Zurich.
Mr. Harry Guenther and sister
Rose of Windsor were weee-end vis-
itors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Guenther,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wolfe. and family
spent Sunday in Exeter.
On Tuesday evening, October 27,
the Walther League of the Lutheran
Church held a Hallowe'en party. A-
bout thirty members were ,present
and all enjoyed themselves to the ut-
most by playing games and singing.
rhes prizes for the. bestcosturnewere
won by Gladys Meyer and Albert
11Iiller. A dainty lunch was served
at the close, of the meeting.
Mr. Ira Tiernan of Hamilton is vis-
iting with his parents.
A Halowe'en supper and program
was held on Friday evening in the
Evangelical church under the ausp-
ices of the Ladies' Aida There was a
splendid attendance. The basement
was prettily decorated with pumpkin
faces and hallowe'en decorations. The
:rogram which was well rendered
onsisted of the following: Orches-
)ra selections by the Sunday School
irch e
sera with
Miss Gertrude Hoff-
.airs as accompanist; address by Rev.
.. W. Sauer and Rev, W. Y. Dreier
of .Zurich; selection by the choir;
rjti,b solo by Gordon' Feeler; vocal
thx. fir
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and Si-D./neon the west side of the track
on Krog' Sts, is nearing completion.
The many friends of Mrs. M. G.
Drysdalingin rejoice that she is improv -
lit
Alex. unn, who recently suffered
a strokeion one side of his body, is
somewhat improved and resting nice-
ly under good attention.
Mr. and . Mrs. Otto Stephan and
family spent a few days at the home
of Mrs.,tephan, Parr Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spencer are
moving into their new home ,which
they recently built on King St.
Mrs. ,Holland Little is moving her
household effects to Hanover where
they will reside. A family of Belg-
ians is moving into Mrs. Little's ho-
use for the winter.
Mae Simpson of Detroit, who un-
derwentoperation for appendicitis
in . the Se forth Hospital, is able to
return hone and nicely.
doing e Y•
A confs;rence of Boy Leaders re-
presenting South Huron was held in
the United Church on Oct. 23rd. The
conference, was in charge of Rev. G.
Hutt, of Corrie; secretary of Relig-
ious F'ducation for Huron Presby-
tery, assisted, 'by Rev. S. J. Mothers,;
of Grand Bend and Rev, R. Conner,
of Kippen.
John Elder returned from Grand
Bend, where he had spent two weeks
assisting the Bolton .Bros• to enlarge
their cottage adding a basement and;
other omprovements.
A. E. Bender, who' was carrying
on
business C.
ss lien
e for part of thep est
year in thd line of ladies' wear, has
closed his business that he .had been
carrying on in the A. "Murdock eat-
law/re, publisher of the
dve,rtiser, has moved his
GUU TY NEWS
klesan,�tiall Mace zr tai, rate of 3.6.mills,
this year.
cl.ssessttaeu t returns of Goderich.
given it a population of 4,366, a
slight increase over 1930.
Raymond Nott of Egmondville,
while picking apples had the misfor-
tune to fall from the. tree and: frae-
ture his arm.
0, Bondi, the Wingham Italian'
fruit muereh:ant, was. fined. $;10A, and
costs for having liquor contrary to
the Ontario Act at Teeswater on Fair
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pepper, Tu-
ckersmith, announce the engagement
of their only daughter, Mary Pearl,to
Charier C. Way, son of. Mr. and! Mrs.
Alva Way, Kippen,. the marriage . to
take place early in November.
For failure to return_ to, the scene
of an auto accident Lorne Bennett,
Howick Tp., -was fined $25 and'costs
'plus $15 to cover demages to the car,
he struck. His companion, Geo. W.
Chapman paid $27.80 for being dr-
unk in a public place.
The death. took place at his home
Lot 12, Con., 2 Stephen on. Friday,
of John Cecil Walker; age 48. The
deceased, who liaf been ailing all.
summr, was taken: ill only a day pre-
vious to death. He is. survivied by his
wife, formerly Ada Powe, and three
children.
With the dispensing of one of the
London passenger trains last summer
it has made it necessary for the crew
and mail clerks to move from Wing -
ham. Arley Copeland who- was on the
mail service, has lend: to) leave Wing -
ham, and was fortunate insellinghis
home.
Three local Goderich lien were
surprised one night, recently in their
attempt to burglarize the Artcraft
furniture factory. The trio, however
managed to make their escape, but
Chief of Police Postlewaite stated
that he recognized. the. men. The chief sornewhat 13amaged.
An old and highly'esteemed resi-
dent of Exeter passed away on Mon-
day znornifag last in the person of A.
Dow in his S3rd year. He had been
calanected -with Exeter for many ye_.
'bllov ehex 5th, 1031
Leavin'sTheatre:
Exeter ---- t
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Nov. 5th;"--St'ln:and 7tli,
Rylmon Niavaro
in his Great Roll
;SO'N OF INDIA
Elephants, "Tigers — A Beautiful Her-
oine, are integral. Assets of Nav--
arro's latest Triumph—Dog Comedy„
College Hounds,
Monday and Tuesday
Nov. lth and 10th
Night Birds
See the Hunting to Earth by Scot-
land Yard of a mysterious Gang' of . •
,Crooks, Full of Excitement and sus-
pense. A smashing climax.
Usual Comedy
New Special for Wed. and Thursday:
(Armistice Day) Nov. 11 and 12th
Crisco Kid
WARNER BAXTER AND '
EDMUND LOWE.
(First Run opens at Tivoli Theatre,..
Toronto, Friday, Nov. 6th)
Comedy—Laurel and Hardy
In
"ANOTHER FINE MESS"
Friday and Saturday
"WILL ROGERS"
In his .latest sensation
""YOUNG AS YOU FEEL"
"They'll laugh themselves into
year's growth".
tone News and "Magic
Carpet"
a.
Fox movie
Outstanding Pictures Coming soon:
Riders of the Purple Range, Nov. 23,.
24th and 25th
"Spider"
"Sporting Blood"
"Politics"
"Waterloo Bridge:"
concealed in the factory yard, sur-
prised the men as they were about to
drive their truck, alleged. to have be-
en loaded with factory stock, off the
es. Chief Postlewaite sprang
7•cuncenzoz> oo..1,1e �.,wo.•.unc-
yard gate.. The Dien. immediately* ab-
andoned the truck and macre 'their
escape over the fence,. but zwo have
since been arrested.
The sugar beet crop is the best
paying crop the farmers have this. se-
ason. It was thought in. the. beginning
of the season that the companies wo-
uld not accept the full amount, but
owing to- the failure in Essex county
it has created a greater demand and
everything is being taken. The price
received average $55 per acre. The
quantity of sugar: beets that are be-
ing loaded" at Centralia: are so great
that the morning express train has to
draw up a number of cars, on acco-
unt of the sidings not being long
enough.
A requisition. was received at God-
erich over the phone frorna the Prov-
incial Employment Bureau, Stratford
for 10 single men to go north to work
on the trans -Canadian highway; In -
printing outfit into the, asmuch as there are over 100 regist-
,f1'red Hess & Son's jew ered in Goderich the order will not
ore and has arranged with be difficulty to fill. The Town Com-
o assist him in his job pr- cil has been pressing for action in
4 securing patronage. the matter of a quota front Goderich
e new dwelling of Spencer and as this is the first indication that
any would be taken, it comes as wel-
come news.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sills, pen-
minent residents of Seaforth, on Sat-
urday last celebrated their golden.
wedding anniversary with a family
gathering and dinner. Mr. Sills was
born at Brucefield in 1855, but has
spent most of his life at Seaforth,
where he has been in the hardware
business for over 60 years. Mrs. Sills
was born at Waterloo in 1359 and
lived in Tuckersmith as a girl. They
have four children.
The funeral took place of a highly
respected resident of Goderich in the
person of Mrs. Snyder, widow of SUBSCRIPTION RATES 41.25 •
Jesse Snyder, who passed away in her yam:, ser it' in advance; $1.60
Roth yetis. R i maiden nattier was
Mary Fiances Schultz, and was bornS..$149
,�+vanee,
ate premises, on south. side of Mata
,k several, wire,,. iihe, car was
Street.
ars- ant/ .was n known in the com-
munity. .Has been ailing since last:.
June, was born in Perth, Lanark Co-
unty and at an early age came with
his parents to Ribbert Tp., where he
was united with Annie McIntyre. A.
few years later the family moved to
Exeter where he was engaged in
farming and 'conducted a dairy bus-
iness, he was also interested in and
a great 'lover of horses.
AUCTION SALE
Of
DRY GOODS, ETC -
At ZURICH
At old Baptist Church, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1931_
Commencing at 2.00 o'clock, p.m...
Old Honesty Range for coal or:
wood (re -possessed); a good exten—
sion sion 'table, several large shortening;
barrels, malt barrel, 10 -Ib. scale, case •
Liberty malt ,and hops, refrigerator
box, several dozen winter sox, winter
caps, sweater coats, pullovers, 3 lad-
ies rain coats, overalls, smocks, mitts,
and gloves, and other articles.
Terms—Cash. Or apprenes4 netea
for 30 days.
Oscar Kropp, Auctioneer:
MIRTH HERALD
Established 1900
ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY'
NOON FROM THE.
Herald Printing Otfice
arrears •or 82.00 may be charge-,, t»,
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near New Hamburg, Germany. 'At trailed Will all arrears are paid un --
the age of six years she crossedi the leas st eptiin rif publisher. The d
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ocean with her parents and other of which every Subseription•is paid,.
members of the family and settled in is donated on the Label, . -�,,, r-
Waterloo county where she lived till ADVERTISING IG„11�,h,,S7 V
her marriage to Snyder in 1860. Sho-
eery after this the young couple. ce v advertising Yrnade Tknowa�t
the at Carm ent
n the 1st ton., wTiip wase I Biiseeltlaaeous .articles of not nnoz'e
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their home until they retired im 1!,9'08 i Wan four Lost,
For Sale, To hent,.
and event to Goderich to .retire• Three tion ed, L° 'Found, etc-; One' inseam.
tion 25e, 21_ las. 40c-, 3 iris. 50c,.
years later Mr. Snyder dae4L. Farm or Real Estate fox" salt k'
Seth Winer while motoring on the for Asst month, $1.00 for 'each fol. -
Crediton Road following the fowl 't®�rntRg' aniontb
supper at Centralia the tither night, { Professionsl Cards , not ex
met with a bad auto aotiilent liar Ii .au y $ ceedan
fortunately no'one was hurt A car a= d nMee o am, one v5 e:
se 50c, 25 t
tuernd and Winer hmis udginle e� curia. for each additional verse;. Card oZ
l ging, g Tlnanjcs, SOc.
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lac car
was turniin
mtheo i
6 ppos n , A:u�ction Sales—$2.OU .: per singl;k
direction, Te avoid a collision he tip- insL}-tion if not over four inches inti-
plied the brakes and the car took to i
:.e di?:cit tcaraing on its, fpr with the :'
..•eels in the air breaking, otic a fence Address sill cornznunications ► .
nest and DIE HERALD,
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