Zurich Herald, 1932-11-03, Page 5ys NOVeMber Biel':19l
BUSINESS CARDS
DUDLEY E. HoLMEs
IIIARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
. ARY PUBLIC, ETC.
:Iv'!F.KC'E--Namiltoln Street, Jnat off
the Square, GOD?` RICH, Ontario.
Special Attention to Conned and
Court Work.
:Mr. Mimes may be consulted at
Zedexich by Phoa►fe, and Ph am
charges reversed.
Or. H. 11. C O 1V E N
L. D. 8, D. D S.
DENTAL SURGEON
DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
[Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HABTLEM S BLOCK,
DASHWOO
Every Monday, Tuesday and
s'1JPednasday
Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON-
And
ON:Anes any Auction Sale, regardless
tat to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
Sour business, and if not satisfied will
awake no charges for Serviee8 Ren -
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
►ons 13-57.
Zurichs' Popular
MEAT MARKET
Always a good Supply of
Fresh and Cured Meats
oolognas, Sausages, Weiners,
Hams, Etc., always on hand
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
"tet Us Serve )(pul-
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s Yungblut & Son
SERVICE
Why We have the; Better
Class of Customers
IIC34 CLASS GOODS, U; S. L.
311ATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR-
VELUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Parts, Hohning and Mechanical Work
Acme to Micrometer Settings, No
;tea work. Watch the cars that
11TOP at WEIR'S, They are all HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.,
11. S. Weis
DASHWOOD -- ONTARIO
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOQDSTOCK
The Largest Suess of any
Canadian Company doing
$ttsinessi;u Qi tS,rrc-
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1:xruount of lnsure:ride on Dee.
Slat, 1931, $593,924
Mrital Cash in Bank and Bonas
$199,101,.61
*.tan -04.51 per $1,O tone II years,
E. F. Klapp—Zurich.
r at, Also Dealer in Whining Rods
-fiad all kinds of Fire Insurance
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POU LT R Y
WANTED
Miklos Lavery Day till 3 eelaciti, 1p '
VI* net feed Fowl sae morning
when brought b,.
Itss Tatra
Wants, For Sale, Lest,
Fou nd, Notice, Etc. .Ads
11 Two cameo
NOTICE
There strayed unto my pre:mzl-es
.some time ago, av five. months' old
part Collie dog, and. anyonewishing
to have a young dog can. have this one
by paying this advertisement, and
calling- at my place. The dog is a
very promising looking one for farm
use. Apply to Ferd. Rolreirer, Zur-
ich.
Barber Shop Moved!
I hereby wish to notify the public
that I have moved my barber shop
into the Deitz block, in the apartment
formerly used as. B'rown's Boot Shop
and solicit the gaatronage of the
public. Phone 1.301.,
Milton Oesch, .Zurich.
AUCTION .SALE
Of
FARM STOCK and. LMPLEIYIENTS
at Lot 22, Con. 11, Stanley Town-
ship, 3as miles southeast of Varna,
on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER. 15th Mrs. N. Oker, Mrs. M. Walker,
• Mrs. L. Morgan and Mrs. S. Dawe, all
At 1 o'clock, sharp, consisting of the of Port Huron, Mich., were visiting
following_ 1 their friend, Mrs. P. .Koehler, and
I also took in the fowl supper and said
HORSES—Grey mare, rising 5 many kind words of appreciation
years, ,agricultural; black horse, ris- , for the courtesy extended to them.
ing 5 years, agricultural; black horse i
rising 7 years, agricultural. Don't forget the big fowl supper
CATTLE—Roan cow, 7 years, due I held in the United Church Shed at
in February; roan cow, 8 years, Clue t Varna, next Wednesday evening,
in April; grey cow, 8, milking; 2 November 9th. This congregation
heifers, rising 2 years ow; 3 :spring have prepared to feed a large num-
calves. her of people and promise that a good
PIGS—York supper awaits one and all.
ZURICH HERALD
LOCM. NEWS
Miss Susie Deichert, of Stratford,
'visited her parents on the Blind eine
Mr. William Dumart of Kitchener,
spent a few days with his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. IL Yungblut.
Mr, and Mrs. John Hey Jr., and
Margaret, spent the week -end. at
Toronto.
Mr. John Woodcock who resides at
St. Josoeph is ou a business trip to
the Maratime Provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson
and three daughters of. Stanley were
Saturday evening guests 'with M.
and Mrs. C. L. Smith.
The rather coo] weather the past
week or so has made a goodly num-
ber of citizens think of the coal bin
and as a consequence a goodly num-
ber have been replenished.
Mr. B. L. Baulch, manager of the
Northern Electric Co., London, and
Mr. C. H. Beard, ' district engineer
of the Bell Telephone Co., London,
were business visitors in town on
Tuesday last.
Mr. Norman Lever, Traffic Officer
of Clinton, was in town on Thursday
evening directing the traffic and lo-
oking after oorder in general, and he
is just the right kind of a man to
Ihave around on such an occasion.
ox sow, with 11 pigs 5
weeks old; fat sow. Mr and Mrs as.
ise,
SHEEP -20 good breeding ewes. 1 and family who have farmed On the
FOWL -50 Barred Rock pullets; Blue Water .Highway, a few miles
50 Barred Rock hens, 2 geese. !south of St. Joseph, for a goodly,
IMPLEMENTS — 7 -foot Deering number of years, left last week with
where they
Bisset disk harrows; horse raise;, will make their home in future.
on harrows; 2 i The monthly meeting of the Wo -
three drum steel rollers; steel tire men's Institute will be held on Mon -
buggy; bean scuffler, puller-combin- day November 7th, at 8 o'clock., in
ed; hand scuffler; walking plow; the Town Hall, A special program
2 furrow Cockshutt riding plows; 2 has been prepared by the committee
farm wagons; set sloop sleighs; hay in charge. Several pupils of the sur -
rack; good double wagon box; gravel rounding schools will participate in
box; set wagon scales, 2000 ib; cut- a story telling contest which will be
ting box; 2 set double harness; set ' of great interest to all who attend
single harness: Anchor -Holt ere
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n j ZURICH TALENT ON THE AIR
Separator, DeLaval cream separator
Mr. Jonh lel'. Cantin of London,
called in town on Friday.
Mrs. 0. E'ilber is spending the we
ew with friends at Exeter,
The annual Forty -Flours' Devotion
services were held en Monday in
St. Boniface R. C. Church, Zurich.
Mrs. Henry Eichler of Pigeon,Mieh
is visiting with ,her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Merino Becher of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller of Kit -
shelter were visitors with her parents
t'ir, and Mrs, Jacob Howald.
Farmers are very busy doing their
?all plowing, as there is now suffi-
cient .moisture to turn over the .land.
Mr, and Mrs. George Fee and fam-
ily of Hensall, were Sunday visitors
:t the home of Mrs. Lipphardt.
Mr, Mussleman of Elmira, is vis-
iting with his sisters, Mrs. Menno
Steckle, Jr., and Mrs. Peter Ginger-
ich, of the Bronson, Stanley.
Monday night was Halowe'en and
the young people of town made good
use of the opportunity, some of the
late prowlers considerably disturbed
such articles and buildings as they
could handle, and we just wonder if
in some cases the liberty was stret-
ched a little too far.
Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer, Mrs. E. F.I
Klopp, 1VIrs. H. G. Hess on Tuesday
attended the annual Womens' Instit- 1
ute Convention at London. Mrs.(
O'Dwyer and Mrs. Hess ' rendered I
musical selections at the afternoon
session and at the banquet in the
evening.
Mr. Henry Schilbe of the 14th con.
Hay, recently finished harvesting a
most prolific crop of potatoes which
yielded approximately 1500 bags of
nice large `spuds', of which we un-
derstand Mr. Schilbe has disposed of
the half, and entertains good hopes
of selling the balance between now
and spring
A few weeks ago the Zurich Drug i
Store received a number of scribblers
where on the covers provision was
made to do some water color paint-
ing, and a contest was put on for
the scholar that does the neatest job
in painting this cover will receive as
a prize a solid gold fountain pen.
After all the paintings were turned
in the three teachers of the local
public school staff were called in
to give their decision as to the best
of the lot, and when it was all over,
the prize was awarded to Mae Smith,
and we can assure that she is indeed
proud of her prize.
The annual fowl supper which was
celebrated in the large church shed
quantity of household furniture, Those of us who were "tuned in"- .of the Evangelical church on Thurs-
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forks, •chains, whifCletrees, neeyokes on the Kitchener -Waterloo station on' day evening, was another big success'
and
other articcles too numerous to Sunday around five o'clock certainly i with an attendance of about seven
-sermons.
received a real treat of singing and hundred. The weatherman was not
TERMS: Hens, and nTI sums of music, when the Gabel Quartette of Very good during the day with quite
$ 1.0.00 and under cash; over that a- I Zurich rendered a half hour of sac- frequent rains, and this undoubtedly
mount 11 months credit will be given , red music, accompanied by Miss kept away a goodly number from a '
on furnishing
per1 formerly of Zurich. The music and abundance for one and all to eat as
.tai ht will II , . - •
y e r y az. e geese were left over besides
credit amounts., Everything adver-, voices could be nicely disti_iguished. j some ether fowl, these however were •
tised will be sold' as proprietor has And anytime this noted quartette is! readily picked up by the people at •
disposed of his, farm•.
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Lowest Possible Cost. Coal, all Sizes, and Coke.
Good Supply Always on Hand.
"We do Custom Seed Cleaning"
Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs.
g good,�onrt bankable Elizabeth Rennie of Kitchener, and distance. However,there was an •
paper, or a discount of .g cent. r
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again on the air, we trust they wild the auction sale, along with all the •
George H. Elliott, Auctioneer,, let their Zurich friends know and we i baking, and other eats not consumed. , •
Charles R.athtwell, Proprietor_ will be sure to tune in. The program was of very good qual- i :
ity, and the young people who put on ' _
the humorous play deserve credit •
for both the actors and the coaches
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Both the male and ladies' choruses
gave interesting selections. Messrs
Percy Rowe and Milton Oesch gave
a few well received numbers on the
riaduan guitars. During the supper
hour the Royal Knight's Class Or-
chestra favored the gathering with a
number of selections. The total pro-
ceeds of the event elevation. 60
619.70.
OBITUARY
We indeed regret that we are
this week called upon to cronicle the
dna+ii of a former resident of Zurich
in the person of Henrietta (Etta)
f —salsa..ar�seib, ctaugnter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartleib, for-
meily of Zurich; whose death took
place in Victoria Hospital, London,
on October 31st. Prior to her depart-
ure Miss Hartleib underwent a maj-
or operation in the Hospital and with
the seriousness of her condition her
family relatives entertained little
hopes for her recovery, while the pat-
ient was very hopeful. The family
were fortunate in scouring the serv-
ices of Mrs. Edward Dundas, a cous-
in, who -gave the best of care to the
departed during her illness. ivlrs.
Dundas was formerly Miss EIizabeth
Hartleib, R.N. of Kitchener, and of
Dashwood. Deceased was raised in
Hartleib family home in Zurich, and
lived here 'till 1919 when the family
moved to Waterloo, and in 1920 her
mother, Mrs. Amelia Schmidt, be-
loved wife of Charles .Hartleib pas-
sed this life. Then three years ago
her father wass called to an untimely
death in Goderich, where the father
and two daughters, Ette and Gert-
rude had resided for some time, the
two latter keeping up the home in
the family residence on Eeast Street,
Goderich. The sisters left to mourn
are: Mrs. Sam. E. Faust, Mitchell;
Mrs. John Cantelon, West Lorne;
Miss Gertrude Hartleib, Goderich;
Mrs.H. N. Becker, Tavistock; and
Mrs. Harry Siemon, London. The
funeral services are being held at
The Gordon L. Ferguson funeral
chappel at 2 p.m,, Wednesday of this
week and from there to the United
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Used Fleuryplow- No.. 21. Cockshutt riding plow, foot
. lift. Oliver riding plow foot lift. M. -H. gang ptow.
Ford Truck, DragHarrow; Spring tooth Cultivator.
Call and see the New No. 7 M. -H. walking plow which
will be used extensively in Provincial plowing match.
Check your corn hinder, plows all makes, cutting box,
Grinders; for needed repairs and save extra charges by
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