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Zurich Herald, 1941-03-13, Page 5Thursdrar„ Marc t' L%fi BUSINESS CARDS ZURICH RAW LEGAL J uiai Y E $DEMES aAR&ISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT- FORUICK SALE ARY PPUBLIC, ETC. Q OFFICE -At Court House BEEF For .Saler. by the quarter,. GOODERICH -- ONTARIO l Apply to Lorne Grum:a:ki . Phone Special Attention to Councel and a5 r 20, Dashwood, central. Court Work. dir. Holmes may be consulted at Goderich by Phone, and Phone charges :reversed. Put Your Want, For Sale Lost, Found, Etc, Ads. in this Column. DENTAL Dr, W. D. BRYCE L. D. 5: D. D. S. DENTAL SURGEON At DEITZ BLOCK-ZURICH t Saturday. livery Thursday, Friday, At HARTLE1B'S BLOCK, DASHW 001) and 'Every Monday, Tuesday Wednesday. VETERINAR1A.N 'Dr, W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc. VETERINARY SURGEON •mice with Residence, Main Street, Opposite Drug Store Zurich A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc. Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Urge, University of Toronto. All iticeases of domestic animals treated by the most modern principles, s>ulsarges reasonable. Day or night aa11n promptly attended to. Also Bre- eder of Scottish onterriers. Main Inverness St Street, 'opposite osiitte Town Hall. Phone 116. HEN SALL. LICENSED AUCTIONEER For Huron and Middlesex 1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON- 1uct any Auction Sale, regardless as to size or article to sell. 1 solid your business, anddfor ot satisfied Services Ren- dered. chaxg Wood ARTHUR WEBER -D' shone 18-57. PRODUCE Farm Produce WANTED IGHEST CASH PRICES CREAM, EGGS EGGS AND POULTRY •W; O'Brien Phone 10t, Res, 94, Zurich BUTCHERS Zurichs' Popular MEAT MARKET Let Us supply you with the tlery Choice of Fresh and Cur- ed ured Meats, .Bolognas, Sausages, Ed., always on hand. Kept fresh in Electric Refrigeration Highest Cash. Prices for Wool, Hides and Skins Rs YLulgblut & Son :.•UNSUR ANCE LOST In Zurich a pair of auto keys. Fin- der .plase return to Jo:e,ph Foster. FOR SALE CIIICKS-+Selling for London Branch. Try Neuhauser Chicks for real Results. All tested for pullorm diseases. 23 breeds to choose from. See them and you will buy them! Light breeds AAA $111.00, AA $8.95 Heavy breeds 'AAA $13, AA $9.95; Red and Rock cross $11 and $9.95. Order fromFerdinand Haberer, • NOTICE We wish to advise the public that we are in a position to handle PIGS ready for Market. Give ua a can for further particulars and prices. - General Trucking at Reasonable Rates. Phone Day or Night: THIEL TRANSPORT 3-1tf E. Thiel, Phone 155. C. Thiel Ph.167 RENFREW SALES and SERVICE; Also for all makes of Separators. Anyone in need of new or 'used separator, get in touch with me. -Hugh Thiel, Zurich Phone 93r4. 2-4-Stp NOTICE Just received a limited supply of Dr. Steiner razor blades. Get them now while you can, as no more can be obtained. -Milt Oesch, barber. PRODUCE WANTED We pay Highest Cash Prices for Eggs and Poultry. Give us a trial! MEYERS PRODUCE, Phone 116 Zurich. pt4'39 CHICKS FOR SALE 'YES! We Again Have Those HEALTHY, HUSKY WHITE LEG - HORN CHICKS foi you 'and we invite you to cone and inspect our stock. Prices Reasonable. Phone 93 r i'1. Bruce J. Xlopp. tf2-3 Bray Chicks THE BRAY CHICK, DOES THE TRICK Order Them Through ELAM W. SHANTZ Phone 91 ,r 20, Zurich WANTED CASH for Dead Animals and Fox Hrses. Phone 47r15, Reverse all charges. Jack Williams, Dashwood, R.R.3. . -50,39 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Re Mary fluence Madge, late of the Township of Stanley, in the County of Huron, Widow, deceased. Creditors and others having claims against the estate of the said de- ceased are required to send Mull par- ticulars of such claims duly verified to the undersigned Executors, on or before the 22nd day of March, 1941, after which date the undersigned Executors will proceed to di;;tribute the assets of the said estate having' tacllinent; much mord chemical tanks regard only to the .latents of which faster on the road and more. efficient notice has been received.in every way. However, we do not Dated this 4th day of March, 1941. think that an order has .been placed Alen 'ge Gamnbell, Bayfield, Omt. as yet far the new equipment. y Robert Turner, Goderich, Ont. j! Executors. • 'eaern Farmers'Mutual , xoom and council chambrsieathet nsurar�ce Co�Garage of $8,000. The vote on the proposal u' LQCAI NEWS Mr. Henry M. Willert of Daszwood was a caller in town Saturday. Mr. Paul Hess who is attending Toronto University was a weetC-end visitor at his bonne 'here. The roads in the country are con- tinuing rough especially the' road to Hensall. Mr. Aubert Deichert of Pickering, Ont.; was a week -end visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter eDicherlr :Blind line. - Rev. William Weir of Carmel Pres- byterian church, Hensall, will be the evening speaker in the Evangelical church next Sunday evening, the Young People are in charge. Mr. Chris. Haugh of Brucefield, accompanied by his Brother Daniel of Dashwood and other relatives attend - rel t''' l'nneral of the formas' sister the late Mrs. Simpson Schluchter, in !Pigeon Mich early last week. Mi-. Jacob Oesch of the Goshen line north has rented his 50 acre farn�,to Mr. Walter McBride, for a term of three years. Mr. Oesch having reser-, ved the house on the farm for his own use. He is holding an auction sale of farm stock and implements on. March 26th. BOWS TO SEAFORTH The Seaforth Beavers advanced far- ther into the Intermediate B by de- feating the Glencoe team on Friday night .by 6-3. eSafonth won the round 9-4. A packed house of about 1,500 fans saw the game. she play was quite even the first two periods but the third the ,Seaforth team out- scored the visitors 4;1.. Nnchol. was the scoring star. for Seaforth getting three. goals. Held Meeting A meeting was held at the Domin- ion House, Zurich on March 13, at 2.30 p.m. for ,the onion growers in the Zurich district, when about 40 pepole gathered. Mr. Claude Lock- lan and Archie Jamison of Thedford were present and helped giving some good pointe. There was a delegation appointed to go to Toronto to .attend the meeting held by the the directors of the market board. The object is to try and improve marketing and price conditions for local onion gro- wers. A Tie Game Zurich School Junior Hockey Club one day last week played a hockey game on Yungblut's Arena when the Zurich Flying Dutchmen and Dash- wood team played a two all tie. The scores for Zurich were J. O'Brien and R. Schilbe 'white J. Hayter and T. Fisher scored for Dashwood. On a previous occasion Zurich beat Grand Bend in Grand Bend 3-2 while the scorers for Zurich were 2 goals for R. Schilbe and one for IL Turk - helm. Lineup for the game in Zur- ich- Dashwood -Goal, Taylor, def. Season's Footwear We Appreciate Your Patronage Good looking, durable and' stylish for Men, Women, and Children. AU at lowest Cash Prices.. . GOOD SCHOOL SHOES For growing, romping feet; the sat- isfying kind with all the style feat- •ure,; including solid substantial wear that parents insist upon, COME IN AND SEE THEM! Shoe Repairing a Specialty E. J: DATARS Reliable Footwear and Shoe Repair- ing, Trunks, Club Bags, & Suitcases. ST. PETER'S dvangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH - ONT. A Changeless Christ for a Chang ing World. Friday, 811 -Luther League. Thursday -Choir Practice. SUNDAY SERVICES 10 a. m. -Divine Worship 11.15 a.m.-Sunday School. 7,30 p. m. -Divine Worship. Everybody Welcome to all Services. E. TUERKHEIM, Pastor. EMMANUEL . EVANGELICAL CHURCH C. B. Heckendorn, Minister. Mrs. H. G. Hess, Organist. 10 A.M. Worship 11 a.m.-Sabbath School. 7.30 -Worship. Speaker: (Rev. W. Wier, of Hensall Service in charge of the Young People. MOVE MUCH GOLD Washington -Secret movement of $8,500,000,000 worth of gold from New York to Fort Knox was comp• feted, it was learned authoritively, cele .-Hei••i••t-ai te++4.4••�•++++++4•+ : •I••3•�o•3+ ••I•d��4•'ra:••4•fi••�'r++.1 aa-ear4-4 4.4. and the Kentucky vault now hold 1q'j. PAGE FIVE MASSEY-HARRIS NEWS Our complete line of Farm Implements are not to be excelled regardless of where they are made We have all Canadian Products made by Canadian Workmen and run by Canadian capital, ..See ..us for your next purchase of farm equipment Spring will soon be here and this is a good time to think of what repairs your present machinery will require... All genuine M. -H. parts kept in Stock or orders taken. Tel. Shop 149 0. KLOPP & SONS Res. 67 VIM IHIH 1 HIIII IIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIII 11111111111: 111111111111111111111W HIIII11111111IIIIIHIIIIHIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIHHIIIIII111111IIIIIIIIIIIHHI I!H 1 Zurich IDrug QUALITY DRUGS Store TRY: Virginia Special Tobacos in 1-1b. 1 -Ib. enimated tins at $1.19 (Cigarette or Coarse Cut) Also 10 cent Packages. Powdered Hellebore, 1-1b. pkgs. 49c Parke Davis Tooth Paste by tube 19c. 2 for 35c Volga Russian Oil, 16 -oz. bottle 59c Hollywood Cleansing Cream, Reg. 25c. Special at only 15c Dr. J. A. Addih Ur,, Prc prietor 111111IIIHIIIIIIill!lll111111I11111111IIIIIIilftllll111111111111IIlHHIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII111111111111111 11111I IIIIII111111111111111111W1111HIIilli II111111111IIIIUIIiU $14,000,000,000 of the yellow metal treasure ever assembled under one roof., MANY 1N AIR FORCE Canada, which had fewer than 5,000 aairnfen at the outset of the war, no* has more than 40,000, Sill Herbert Ames, of Montreal, said in an address. He listed the tasks of the l Royal Canadian Air Force as: "First it is to be used for home defence i t scone, for overseas fighting and tin -3 ally for supplying instructions to E �. the largest train incoming cadets. - ;. Tiernan, Miller, forwards J. Hayter I i T Fisher Wolf. Zurich -Goal, Ralph' CHAIRMAN APPOINTED Krueger, Def. R. Schilbe H. Turk- heim, Forwards R. Gascho, J. O'Bri- en, C. Bedard. Subs. H. Schilbe, D. Bedard. New Fire Engine? The members of the Police Village of Zurich were at Woodstock last Thursday wheerc they investigated the matter of the purchase of a new fire engine for Zurich, and returned with much enthusiasm, and as will be noticed in Hay Township Council minutes, they made application for the borrowing over a period of ten years the sum of $2600. which would not be so large an amount each year. In fact we think the surplus revenue of the local water system when once completed would take care of this annual amount, and Zurich would The appointment of J. D. Thomas, of Goderich, as Huron County Chair- man of the Canadian War Services Fund, has been announced. Mr. 'Glio- mas is well known throughout the co- unty where he has been active in a large number of organizations. The Canadian War W Services Fund will launch a mammoth 'six -in -one" drive to secure urgently needed funds for the Canadian Legion, Knights of Columbus, Salvation Arnty, YMCA., YWCA., and IODE. The drive open on March 25th. Mr, Thomas has cal- led- a meeting of a tentative executive board to be held in Clinton on Friday night. At this meeting the permanent board to conduct the campaign will be named and territories determined. The quota foi' Huron has not yet been announced. have a very up-to-date fire fighting DIES AT BAYFIELU equipment that could not alone he I John W. Jowett, owner and hoot of of good service to the village but Jowett's Picnic Grove, Bayfield, pass - could also take care of a large area ed away suddenly at his home an of farming community in the im- mediateMarch 4th; as a result of a paralytic fairvicinity. It would be only stroke, following a heart condition• fair that the people who enjoy these from which he had suffered for the protections should contribute a res 'est two and a half years. The late sonable share to the purchase of such p`' an equipment. Many a fire. in the Mr. Jowett, or Jack as he was popul- community has been kept under con- a.rly known, was born in Goderich trol and extinguished with the old Township over 62 year; ago, being engine which is now obsolete, and the younger son of the late Mr. and g Mrs, Thomas Jowett. He spent iii° almost useless. A new engine would ltoyliood (:11.iy;S 9n t te. l3avfiel(1 Lina. have a move powerful pumping ate and later in Bayfield when his par- ents moved to the Grove. in 1902 he went to Warroad, !lin,, where he built and • operated the Warroad Tel- ephone System which he conducted for 20 years. In 1924 he was married to Miss Lillian. Lundbolm of Warroacl. Min., who survives him, and at •Chi:. time due to 'his mother's death he disposed of his telephone business and returned to Hayfield where he con- tinued the operation of Jowett', picnic grounds, making some reno- vations. He was noted' for his gen- ial disposition and fondness for good sport. .He took a very active interest in the 'welfare of the 13ay tact Golf- and olt and Country Club of which 'he was preerdent• In religion he was an Anglican and politically a staunch Conservative. He belonged co the Masonic Order. W. R. Jowett el pr'eeent in Fort Launderdale, Fla.,ancl a ;ester, Vers. Emma Wright, of 'Tor- onto, survive their brother. The funeral took place from his sate res- idence on Thursday afternoon, in- ternment in Bayfield emotion , 131E DEMONSTRATION Capacity Audiences Attend McCor- mick -Deering Power .Farming Enter- tr;k,n)^ni :it Dashwood and Z't -i a' f)n Monday, 'March 10th V. s. NO IMPROVEMENTS Huron County Council, meeting in special session at 'Goderich last Wed- nesday, turned down a recommend- ation of the property committee to _�;fatuii1? and redecorate the court OF WOODSTOCK Tome and purchase your A t- was lost 15-13. The furnishings of. • )motive Requirements from the room have been in nee for 84 ME LARGEST RESERVE BAL- y 'ears, but despite the reconnnenlat- ,�- �urlch s oldest Established . ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN ima ion of the committee a majority of i garage and Service Station. :,ouncil thought that with the war at InAI, COMPANY DOING BUSINESS We can supply all your needs. a critical stage the money could be 'OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIOpp put to much better use. in providing for the Empire's armed forces. Such pleas were heard from members who have sons on active .service. The improvements which were to have been agesture to mark the county's centenary this year included complete new furniture which alone would cost $5,200. The present :furniture has been in use for 84 years. The estimated cost of a new nor was ''1 990 and decoration a sinmilar a- mount. 'Amount of Insurance at Risk on Des,. 31st, 1936, $22,391,527.00 Total Cash in Bank and Bonds $273,613.47. Rates -44.50 per $1,000 for 8 Years E. F. KLOPP---ZURICH Agent, also Dealer in Li htn- ,, g Rods and all kinds of Fire . M �01US Sy A TJ Insurance 1 Plumes Day 1031. ii i'►t, 47 expert Automobile repairing, with the latest testing instrum- nts, Acytelene Welding Tires 3atteries, Oils, Greases and +repairs. E-A Gasoline in three Grades Give Us a Cain • i TIDY E(1K �'IJ'S i( ”ii Taik" Dread - f. 1 aiso CHOICE VARIETY OF CAKE, PIES, AND SWEET GOODS. All Ingrediel'its Used are ALL CuNFECTIONS Our Store will be closed each Eckel's Bakery Telephone of the Highest Quality 2 -- ICE CREAM Wednesday Evening - Zurich 100 ,F,«•rr+++++.e•++++++++++++++++•II 4 i•.S t�. a i, 3 �t d •i l - ?.a a..1 3 F c..,..s;�. NOW $NOJYIN6.I NEW Flambeau Red CASE Tractor ORE ��oR All EVER NEW ERPORMANCE 7 NEW E +NOM NEW CONVENE e NEW`�j cv u�K,�EP Local Dealer--ALVIN RAU, 'Zurich, Phone 98r6. Becker, •McC.o.rmick-Deering i)ealel of Dashwood sponsored a powed :Far- ming Entertainment at his shop in Dashwood and at the Zuricn 'town Hall. Capacity crowds attended fill ing both evening and afternoon per- formances until not even standing room was available. Films of both on enti i taining and educational nature were ehuwn• Two films worthy of special mention sno- wed the new line of tractor, and combines. The one on the tractors pictured this new• line, tu:amc'ly the W4, W6 and WD6 showing them at work right ht he e in Ontario. These her rage, sl eonitruced tractors were shown doing efficient a,,,>,..• 'ai Wolk nude) all kinds of conditions and all types of work. The other film was taken in an Lon- don district and wa.; tecnnc(.:.)r. It howed the No.4'2 and No. 6l. com- bine working alt iii; i; tf _ co:t:l• itions of down and ave te'1 paler. all picking up and threshing this down grain. The same film pictured many 1ntere:wing events of the plow- ing match held near St. Thomas last fall. There were many other films shown including both implement and comic pictures. Bob Cook, that gentleman of magic with the illusive hands mystified the audience with his feats of magic and kept spirits running high with bis quick humor. Mr. 11feMurray, local blockman was the master of cerem- onies. lklr. Alvin rVValper sang a co- uple of songs which was well cheered by the crowd. Mr. Bert Howe of Lon- don gave an interesting and instruct- ive talk on Diesel engine:, explaining the fundamentals of constrnction and operation and why they aro so much cheaper to operate than gasoline: or (1i ::'i?te (,I (1)fe;. V. :13c?('k(`Y, Ol'e ;1,'1:111..11 'most S;eft('.'`- otisly held a draw at which the lucky winners received prizes. Everyone i had ..iii e1(loyahie time and eagerly leo': foeward to the alms'; N:. t.: next Yen. This was the condition Cee, was, s.) pr('Valeftlen rinint farms eer 1. .illi!' corehe ' h G . , ..