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Zurich Herald, 1939-03-30, Page 4DASHWOOD Itev, IJ, A. Kellerth'aft of W4101100, ".~"4,11risited his father, Mr. George ;t>a:t'llor- ,anan who has been on the sick list, 'ran Saturday. Ur. Saar Witzel of Toronto, welted lids mother, Mrs. Witzel this week. Mr. Duncan Snider is ct'ntiend to home through Hines:;, • Mr. and Mrs. O. l'edfersen and family visited friends le Lonaon on Sunday. Mr. 'and .Mrs. Geol :e Steger who shave been on the sick list are in: proving. AIr, and Mrs. L:t;nard Bender en. :tertained about 40 of their friends t- social evening on Saturday night. • Confirmation Services will be helc' :in the Lutheran church on Sunday at ..10 a.m. The Daslrwooa Badminton Club hole etastrenzgowoutramormaimosemenwarercrorany sockal vo k'talig a' .41-tc 1441 on Tues- day evening, Miss Lavada ]Sickle le is on the sick list. We hope for, a speedy recovery.. BLAKE Mr, Gus Clark of London, and Mrs, Vleci1:Attiedge of Goderich, vis - ,ted at their mother's, Mrs. E. Clark over Sunday,: Mr. Gordon Johnston of Therein, is eilsiting hi. parents, Mr. and Mrs :hos. Johns on, Mr. and Lii's. Donald Turner and on Ian of London, trisited at the come •of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Douglas. Communion service will be held at he Mike' Church on Sunday, April 2n:d, • 'rIr. and Mrs. I-larold, N. Finlay vis - tea '2VIx. and Mts. W, J. Davidson at IffEWIIISEENSLINICC 11/1937"ERN, EXPERIENCED -BANKING ,SERVICE -see;I`he Outcome of 121 Years':Suocessfui Operation .. < alinere is a spirit of service -and co-operation about :'the Bank of Montreal which appeals strongly to :.the holders of its more than one million deposit ''accounts. You will enjoy thanking with rhe Bank .af Montreal because it g i'' cs -::the .kind of service . that customers appreciate. la FiF Al E /1.1 iteli 0 ESTAHESS'xs :Lr; tO y.? e Zurich Branch: E. M. DAGG, Manager -1414..Di31 tax. AND HOW Yetti aVAset tTtiSE;$°r•'-Ask for bookietsos' NR1CH HERALD Iillsgr e . Several are SOIfeiit en+ za at present Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Davideen of xlill'sgreen are making plepetationsi ;o start a ,general store at. Hillsgrcen laving purchased it front grs, FI, N. T'itilii' recently, STANLEY TOWNSHk A'l,r. Devil. Rohner of the Broeson, has disposed of his farm to 1.Ylr Ed- win Steekle, and intends- ano' tng in ;he near future to a farm in the -vic- inity of Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Gingeri.ch at- tended the funeral of Mr;.'Gin erich's nephew at Elmira Tuesday last., Mrs,. 3. A. Carnie, who has "been spending some week~ with her sister, Mrs. Fess of Hensall, has returned to the home of her daughter on the Blue Water Hghway. While cutting wood with the cir- cular saw, on the 'farm of .1t<arvey Coleman, Parr Line, last Saturday, Nllmer Hayter met with a -rather ser - eels: accident. A stick flow from the saw and .Struck hint in the faeZe close to his eye. He was taken. .at. -once to Clinton Hospital where the'-voun.l • wee dressed. it is hoped that the eye is not •seriously injured .and that he will soon be fully recovered. -:. Mrs. W. Armstrong is v'isitiig at! present with her daughters in, iron - don, Our Young People have been.prac- ticing a play which will be put en at the town -hall, Varna on Wednesday, April 5th. The sacrament of the Lord's Sipper will be observed at Goshen, Blake and Varna churches next Sunday, April 2nd. Attention Folks! Don't target the play "Aunt Minnie from Minnesota" to be given in the township ball in Varna on Wednesday evening, April 5th by the Goshen Young Poople. under the direction of Rev. S. R. Peters. You'll laugh in Act 1; Scream in Act II; and roar in Act TTh HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook of Tor- onto spent the week -enol with the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook. Miss Nellie Fee of Milverton spent i a few days at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fee.' Miss Mary Little of Lonaon spent a few days at her home here. Mrs. Brassier, Jack and Dorothy. visited :with Dr. D. G. Steer andllirs .Steer. Miss Jean:Foster, who has beets in a •;course lin hairdressing, intends • op- ening a beauty parlor here in the near future. ,Miss Foster has rented the apartment over Hemphill's drug stare ,and •expects to have it furnish- ed and ready to commence business shortly. ,new; Fi�z ; l 118 De Lux Tudor . $'5: FI. P. motor has j ees re 3i ed in price .from $935 , to $915 De- li f ont seat; 11w ..air Horns, Chrome Wih field fra: �.e; two.Chrome windshield wipers :aa lrQQ0.l 1`5 tires, are s dAr qu pmerit GOOD CAR ,.�'OR LE 'THAN $50.00 Chet' Cch t ;�Ghev."St dan Ford Toul ing 'Whippet :4 -Sedan Star Sed. i - }1;1'2,9 :-,ssex' Coupe .segcl Cars for ile..ssfilg-kn, $1-00, 27 Pontiac Coach,t,,� ery low mire. 27 Chrysler C;.oacah, yin st-trprisin � .-gs d,condttiosi. 29 Essex :Coach 2 Fstr 1 Roadster 28 Ford :Coach, And for less than $., , your choice oaf < €sillo�i>ra 29 Plymottfb f''oAch 2',99 Fro rii.Coach 30 Ford Coag 31'otic Coach 29 Whipped Seda i ' 29 Whiigpet vis Sedan , 8 Chrysler 50kcai, `'hese Cars are ill goQ lniditioia and Pin°iced`; arSell `ANDY ELLIVT ''hone 64 XEIMR MOP AT KLOPP'S ONE4TOP SERVICE BLUE MARAT N GAS and l` e r 1'. �, lzve:tu�l to. ti oir...the'm'o?r$ r ,deli. t. way, with a WAIT,;"r?,i'E Computing IPtoke+that.figrtornatica1l `.. ' fl , Y 3d nount of your peethase. Them? iF; A c. , �xip, are aged in all leatllis� has stations in Cai yr,l, , tid';TJ. r�i.A. �. - , .. HIGH PRESSURE LI�!BRI CATION.. ur car ii greened byat • t+r ants that have had five ce ti vel.• >.s of pia�.Mf%�Q and ;tcc i.;nical etxperienc�c Detroit. We use the 'k;3toet model ,N1,r puessurc grease gun us seven different kills of grease ;to ileilaeirate .;''our car EXPERT REPAIRING To all nttiices ,o;f ,c, ;r ;s at ,�.wt ,• ;Special Prices on Brakes i i;isie:cl l t' active' prices, Car Wash 39e, Tire lair 25c Battery and Tires e ,eekc:il and windshield Free. to please. When in Zurich taker advrintag d cotu' 1 .R ret; t We . list. 7daricla's U ne of our mnrlerri meat roams. o-to•Date Service Station and G age HOWARD �.3 KI.OI='F, LESSEE, C. Fritz & Sort Mold Car Lot IJo4 in Connection � , Use jxue l arath(an Gas For or fetter' Mileage - I GOODYEAR 7r1 1S, BATTERIES, A,CC.ESSo + Phone �'i1f11S. Phone 7 8 Blacksmith Shp Orville 'Ford :of Exeter has rented the blacksmith shop owned by 'Geo. Brock, who has been ill and will not be able to return to his work at the shop. Mr. Ford, .wife and fancily have moved into ibhe apartment of T.. C. Joynt over Dayman's grocery store, and is starting at once. Social Evening and dance sponsored of Commerce in Wed. eve. last, was li The ladies' first prize was won by 'Mrs. C. Wat- son, by Mrs. R. McAllis- ter, consolation nag, Exeter. Gent's' 7f. Reichert, Hay Tu Hudson. Murdoch orches - tam excellent .music for • Dick and son Aittlr, was destroyed by fire, into rooms in the Petty iderson's grocery. " Pailmex's tivh;ose born destroyed by fire has mov- ed the borne of Mxs,` friends of T. C. �'oy see him 'oxrt again illness. gated Beld . for village -councillor council ch'ainber o Instto'rillttheve the resignation of 'C Brock. The fo'llowh �obt. Oameison Peter ;♦ cIwlanghton, 'H Geiger, Fred 'Sznalla ickl ' c I=I^r r mor Y y qualified and sees! by a�cciarita't'f ,n, Dead) at 1, of Mrs. J Pnes hies. .l . Wlliarti_J, Jo.>ses, S�> �vafeaf Couacidlor Jones, died .ori t.�riday, •fool' owing a long illness, Sita is survived ' by her ,husband, t'hvee sc'n s, Arthus• of Exeter, ,Norman and Herbert' of 'near llerisall; ,one daughter, Idrs. Robert J Mucin, of Hensall; twe sisters, Misty Aerne Hood, of Kansai], eel Mee Harvey in they West and one ' roti .r Jgsca fi. Hood, `oe- p , mho lives t3 :dew miles north of Hensall, Thr funeral pre vt �c a- w r a� he h held ., n Sunday nd a n 9,exo y . on d to Ila rd's ,gird s Cernetory. `T'ay'lor--Quexfce Big The euchre by the Chamberthe Town Hall,rrg- ely attended, ize for euchre at - son, Kippen, 2ndlis ter, Hillsgreetr ion Mrs. A. Ryckt 1st was won by A Tarp; 2nd by M. Hu e1s- tna furnished the dance. Mrs. James ur, whose home re, have moved Block over Her Mrs. T. W. e was also v - ed into rooms inA Saundercock.- The many f nt are pleased to safter .his recent Thuraday, March 30th, 1939 See These Beautiful D 93 9 COWS See the new 1939 Dodge Six and DeLuxe TODAY. Look them over from a distance and close up. You'll agree they are the most beau- tiful Dodge Cars ever produced ixa all the 2$ years of Dodge history. And they are BIG cars , . , 114 -inch wheelbase and loot; even LONGER. All 1939 Dodge cars have new Angola steel coil springs . - « improved .air- plaxae-type shock absorbers .. • .. new "Safety. Signal" speedometer and in DeLuxe models you also get new Handy -Control gear shifting new auto-.rresb transmission. Prices have been reduced en all triodes. Don't delay - .., b-ve a 1939 Dodge Six or DeLuze NOW! Wa Teel D 4F14. •:tea• e �F€stri Zurich FOE1 SALe BY i:-,e3deel e e 3 Y••,-+�,r,:�'s�.Sr-,.�vxea.�T, wr--e-' a-.�.w.�.�:Fs:'�'� A FP NOSH FOR EVE R51.i 4 i4,"rs= ocFr.�r.�s4,tax„�"e.'S�,.S°3#7r'�iR'dY.P:R2ir., n ww'a'kra^1i�5"�k::nPtid'7&3 .r: JbI-INiSTON and KALBFLEISCH - Zurich •4i4-2i"ht "s4, Edna, was united in marriage to Ed- win Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Tayor; Sr; of near Hensall. Rev. Jaines, Eddie, pastor of the Presby- zurt—rtm�,xrUra;*'^cx-a•..rv..,..,,,..�...,,, -floating .minister. Passes Eigth Grade Piano Miss Norma Cook, daughter of Mr, and M•rs. N. F. Cook, Hensall, recei- ved word that she had successfully passed her eighth grade in piano of sthe Toronto Conservatory of Music, the examination being held in. Hotel London Saturday last. She is •a pupil of Prof. Anderton of Goderich, and is being congratulated on her splend- id plend id work. - COUNTY NEWS Hip Fractured Miss Matilda White, who is stay- ing with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wick- wire, Exeter, had the misfortune of having fallen recently and fractured her hip. Miss Whie, who is over 80 years of age, has been in failing health and this unfortunate accident is causing her many frienes a deep. concern for her welfare. Miss White anley 4th in field bean cosoxpetiti' Mr. J. C. Shearer, agricultural r resentative, end two•.successful f ers from Huron were present 'at Manager Retires J. G. Mills, wlxa has been manager of the Seaforth branch of the Bank of Commerce the last six years, is re- tiring and will be succeeded by C. Brighrall of London. Mr. an Mrs. Mills and family will contig to resde in Seaforth.. Purchased Exeter Rome Rev. J. W. Penrose, of Elimvil. has purchased the residence of 1VIis Elston, Exeter, recently vacated b 3. E. Neil. M -r. Penrose, who h been an active minister +in the Unite church, expects to retire at ruidsum mer and with his wife and famil will move to Exeter to reaide. Councillor Passes , Harry L. Salkheld, Goderich coup cillour and well known citizen, died in the hospital March lat in .his ulst yr. He had been seriously ill for the past six weeks, frust with pneumonia, and for many years was connected with then septicaemia whch resluted in his the Exeter Tirnes of which her father death. He was serving Ms third year the late John White, was founder. on the town council and was deeply Invited to Return interested in the affairs of the town. The official Board of the Crediton He. was born in Goderich Township. Brinsley and Shipka charge, of the . TRiiited Church met in the Crediton 99th Birthday Church with a good representation Mrs. Jane Andrews, widow of the present. The pastor, the Rev. D. J. late Stephen Andrews of Goderich, Gladman was cordially invited to re 'passed. her 99th; milestone Monday. main for the coining Conference year last. She has been living of recent commencing July of this year Mr. years. with a daughter, Mrs. J. L. Gillman, very graciously accepted Davidson, at Saltford and is their old the invitation and expressed his a.p -- estresident. Is of .good health and reciation of the many kindnesses spirits and looks forward to the tom - shown him and his family and the pletion of her hundredth year. Her happy relations between pastor and late husband to whom she was Yrtar- Nomi people. ried in 1865, was a well-known cattle 'Nomination f ore Wind Plays Hovac i (Teeter in Goderichs. war held in thebp, At the height of Na terrific storm on Passed On At Crediton Moraday eveningc-! the arsona e of rth St~ of zutea ascyscauseKi by''Co-, p g' Paul Schenk died last Tuesday' ev- uncillor Gem. B church a large chimney toppled over at his. home n Crediton 'iiz.his SSeh were rC; Ge'o.tk?d g' and tore a hole in the roof nearly 8 year. He was :a native of Germany; Jas. Sair;gster, -P , ieet square. Bricks and mortar cra-' and came to Huron in his early bay- shed through 2x8 rafters to the floor' hood. Re was a member of the Cid Horton, Owen 'combo ' ;! ;otf the,;attic and :demolished -furniture:'' itioir ;van i _i e Sia;, E. ! gel cal church, and S sur •-7 to Carpenters were soon at work in re- ivo n was the , cf b his widow, three t n1 a. , .dEr.0 .heT •r•n tl i ti the e. �Golor .., re io 4hTe ..d glass win-- .a I g. .g declared elc�•ted.and:itvesotrs. funeral` w,u;s held, dews in the east side .of the church , privately on- Friday with interment were shattered b the wind,chashit y Y' E� in,:Credstoti cemetery. to'the , . . e -floor behind the choir Ioft. erAinately the alrge .frames held, William, H..Stevens with the result the greater part of ; William Henry Stevens. the enultipieced windows' remained! esteemed reside t'of goafo+a hidied quarters iithract. ! illi d ed • Sunday last. at his home after an ill- f 14IcK flop Boy Wins � ness of a :month, aged G3years. Barn ; in ;tweh'e 'counties of Central and • in Mullett Pwp, he was a s ' an of the Western Ontario a soil fertility dem-!late Mr. and Mrs. James retevens of. ;. onstratioei for junior : arrner c was . Clinton. Ile spent his earlier days h e concluded under the direction of the Hulleft where he was, ;toweled io: 19AG of e coon agricultural yr ei es ntatiw' � t+ C to AliceM. 'W p and of Clad rich Twp. It In 1938 end the awards weer present- i They „yesided on the homestetrct in ed.! at a banquet at the 'Ontario Agri- Tiulletr; 'until her death n 1`i)2.1. Ito t}te ,;ult ural -College, Guelph on the eve. was ,nnat•cied the seeend One to. Miss 1, A lovely Wedding y if b'c"b, 17. Two Huron county young Cathc:-z:n :' Matilda Farquhar of null- Awr,t nA 1 g was soletenfee,d, ta�'ine.rs'tvere in the award clan, 1 ..T. ett. in If. "2+I they moved to .:r rt h to urdaY, March 4th Est 1'1 len } srte.. iUian; lltol1iilop twin,, Landing whore he �: a ernployetl"c with t< f Area eer ,rthe home of Mrs, R. Quaricn, Cro third .iu .a lay .r etas<r in'mlx.. Gd grain of'Orick,•bak ,'Tih the mile a'ty of sEh idle 'MI011 11er 4auglit or, Dorothiy sespeti� e ' Rail ' ' �,. �IQua. 1111 ,..,>� Crrt:rtr>i of S���truck tigivcr; \..� tf i n. eta-; ,3.7cxn the tglZaMif -21 GENERAL NEWS • tweier 3i -a. , r ,.y .,•n<, e.i n: i..ssec lus foot- ing on the -stairway :,.lading to the>� basement of his store on -Monday,. Frank Coates, grocer, received four G. fractured ribs. d STARVED FARM STOCK con -thee Charged with -cruelty to dumb ani- mals, Cephus Young, Colborne Twp. fanner, appeared before Magis. J. A- les Makins, on Thursday afternoon at. Goderich and was granted a week's> y aS d remand. He was not asked to plead. Deplorable conditions were allegedly found by county police at the Young' farm. Cattle were said to have been on the point of starvation, one hav-• Y ing to be destroyed. Strangely enough. police said there was plenty of fod- f der in the barn. Held Annual Meeting . The annual general meeting of the - Huron Farmers' Co-operative CO: was held on Saturday last in the Town. Hall, Hensall. Mr. R. J. -Scott, pres- ident of the United Farmers' Co-op- erative of Toronto, addressed the, meeting.The shareholders elected seven directors as follows: Albert Hendrick, Dashwood; Blake'Horner, Zurich; William Alexander, :William Pepper,' Hensall; J. C. Bell, James. Wight and Andrew Bell, all of Kip - pen. At the meeting of 'the directors • hiclz followed, Albert 'Kendrick, of Dashwood, was re-elected president; T. 11. Forsyth, Kippen, secretary, ;and'. -' ill -am Pepper, Hensall, manager - 'AUL, WcEwan, of,Clinton, is auditor-. Much business was transacted during' the meeting and the auditors' report: "if the financial review of the com- pany's affairs indicated a very suc- cessful year for the company and the ro prospects bright for 1939. • AppIica- Vions for shares were also received_ t MET BIRDS ON HIGHWAY County Constables Ferguson and .ennings of Goderich •e sty so- metmething so g fuu z of a rr.:�oxd on Friday afiet- noon when they 'returned,' llc staler turkeys to Mrs. J', Blackwe]1,,. , Raao Township, �, shr one-half li a lfli-� holes: a�' to "t h , arrived on the scene, Theme or` the.,r turkeys, which occurred tatui"ing the• previous night, was' reported to head' and it; was in the afternoon' the officers arrived at the Blackwell arm, after taking poetic: 'tars of the obbery, the oliicers departect on. thy;, lane .road over. which they had come::. onty rods on their journey they met ix turkeys strolling daw,i the centra the highway. h w a. g y They the herded r clod ' turkeys along the road to the lilack- • wveil farm with' the: remarks, "Lathy, ereys your turkeys•" "Fast work"' eamed Mrs. Plnckwell, delighted h the return of the brood. The nstables hew, eo expiate:tion to oft'--. y their time that their presence itt e neig iboriteoo i brought the rele'a,,,es the fever.