Zurich Herald, 1937-02-04, Page 5Tbursdan, February- lithe ,I9'
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'BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTA
ARY }'PUBLIC, ETC.
4OlFJ?ICE--fiamilton Street, fust off
the Square, GODERICH, Ontario.
fSpeeial Attention to Courieel sand
Court Work.
Mr. Rouses may be consulted at
lGadeaich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
DENTAL
'Dr. W. D, RYCE
L. D. S.'' _tM D. S,
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
Every Thursday,' Friday, Saturday,
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCS,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
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L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter - Ontario
VETERINARIAN
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. -Sc
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office in the Horne of the . lat
Dr. J. Routledge.
Phone—I3 e. Zurich
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A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
rriseases of domestic animals treated
by the most modern principles,
Charges reasonable Day or night
calls promptly attended to. Also Bre-
'veer of Scottish terriers Inverness
Helmets. Or ; ' Hain Street,
/apposite Town Hall.
Phone 116. HENSALL,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON-
<hitt any .Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or .article to sell_. I solicit
your businege, and if not satisfied will
.make no charges for Services . Ren-
adered.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Phone i3-ta7.
PRODUCE
'IV.s I jtsi
}.,.
'HIGY TEST CASH PRICES
-FOR--
CREAM, EGGS MW
POULTRY
'Phone 101, Res. 34, Zurich
BUTCHERS
uricbs' --Popular
MEAT % AR]KET
Let Us supply you with the
Peery Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
at,. always on banal, Kept
veil in Electric Renx•:tgc'ratior'.''
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
'u.ngblut & Seoul
......m.
INSURANCE
stern RianCre !Attu 1
eager instance C.
OF WOODSTOCK
-THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT
J L COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO 1.
Amount of insurance at Risk .on Dec,
ist, 1935, $20,479,730.00
Total Cash in 13ank and Bonds
$254,627.52:
Mates—$91.50 pet $1,000 for 3 Years
E. F. Klopp—Zurich
r to Also neater is Lightning gods
-PM O. lands 41i: Fitt Imsuita ac y
Put Your Want, For . Sale
Lost, .Found, Etc,; Ads,. in this
CoIIY[l1m
NOTICE
SPENCER CORSETS, Individually
Designed. Style or Surgical.
Mrs, Anna MaolTonald, t39
Phone 137 •Hensall, Ont
virlyttilkta
FOR SALE
Young beef by the quarter.--AP-
Ply .to. Sol Gingerich.
NOTICE
The annual meeting of the • 14th
Con. Farmer's Club will be held in
the school. House on Friday evening
February 5th. All members aria in-
terested parties are requested to at-
tend.
Samuel Hendrick, President.
E. Blake Ranier, Secretary
NOTICE
I have a PCV license for hauling
live stock to Stratford, Kitchener,
and Toronto_ All stock insured for
full value till weighed in. Give me a
call for rates. Phone. 141 Zurich.
Herb Block.
For • Sale
A Four -Ton Weigh Scale for sale
at Blake by Tender. The lowest or
any Tender not necessarily accepted.
Tenders close February 10th, 1937.
Apply to R. } oar•glas, Blake, t31
.ac SAL}
1 bay mare 0 yrs. old; Black colt
rising 2 yrs; Bay sucking colt; a
few fresh col.'s; same stocker pigs
Apply to Samuel Hobner,. R. R. 3
Bayfield. Phone 78r11, Hensel].
NOTICE
We have a house for sale or rent,
Apply to:
—L. A. Prang. & Son, Zurich.
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ANNOUNCEMENT .
Plain Dresses and Suits 70c.
Insurance Included. This is a con-
tract special for a Iimited time axily.
PARISIAN LAUNDRY LTD.
And Dry Cleaners.
Thiel's Transport
"• LEAGUE MEETING
The Walther Executive Committee
of Zion's Lutheran church, Dashwood
held a meeting in the basement al.
the church to plan the League pro-
gramme for the • remainder of the
term. The minister, Rev. Theo. Lill%
asked if Bible study, which was gen-
erally held once a month, be held• ev-
ery two uveas! stressing the :act that
iustruetion in the Bible should be the
amain educational feature for a chur-
ch organization such as the Walther
League. It was decided to publish
a league newspaper. -.,Miss Helen
Luft was elected editon. It was also
decided that at caeh meeting, enter-
tainment such as musical numbers,'I
humorous readings, etc., snouid be ++'
given. The league program for the
remainder of the term will consist it
of Bible study, hymn .study, catecl,.
Lan study, reading of Dr. Walther
Maier`s book 'For Better, not fair
Worse," and similar educational fea-
tures,
A Bad Accident
MAN KILLED
When the Stratford-Goderich Dies-
el electric train crashed into a truck
on a level •crossing on the outskirts
of Goderich •last Thursday at 12.20
noon, Edward Powell, elderly resi-
dent of Seaforth, was killed outright
;and a second younger man, Frank
Sproat, was taken to the Hospital
with a fractured skull, Lacerated
:cad and damaged brain tissues. Hie
condition critical. The train ileal:!
was pta out of commission by the
impact and had to be tower to the
station, a quarter of a mile away, by
the steam yard engine. The truck
wee travelling west, to Goderich, at
the thee of the crash, and was struck
amidsh.ip by the pilot, The train was
just about to complete its run, Tor -11
onto to Goderich. There have been
several accidents in recent years at I
this level crossing, located on the
Huron road, No. 8 highway, at the
:own limit;:. of Goderich. Two year,
ens a :Ewell Telephone employee Iost
iia, life, intend( the same manner. 1:
LOCAL NEW
ICH HERALD
¥; Elgin J. Hess, of .St,•, Cat !'
Ines was in town lastFriday att4n,
ing the funeral of his late mother
Mrs. Beers, • of Buffalo is visiti
relatives here, she is a sister' to r,
Louis and Chas. Weber.
Mr.
Lee Oesch, who recently
erwent' an operation at London f•J
pita, has returned home, and i
:'gooks quite himself again.
The floods are .still raging int
central States, Ohio, Kentucky "at
farther on dawn, The cities. are
big sufferers, in one city the w
was 80 feet deep, or 20 feet out
the.big levees
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfile o f s . .
14th Concession entertained' the
Neighbors, ' Mr; and ' Mrs. Wm.
Haugh and family, and Mr. and
Milne Rader and family.
The Junior Farmers and Juni
Institute held a delig�litful frolic ,;
the home of Mr. and Tdrs Alex Mo
sseau, Hay Township on Friday ever
ing, to which 'many of the you
people of the district. attended.
In 'reading over the reports ' o
the Huron. Old Boys' Associatio
meeting at Toronto recently'' '
notice that "Dr and Mrs.• B. e
Campbell headed a large delegatio
representing former Zurichites"3
'Congratulations tions to Di... and Mr
Campbell, as we know you still hay'
a warm feeling for the: old biirg.
RECEPTION . •
The wedding of Morey Stelck and
Grace Meyers was enjoyably celebra
ted by a number of friends and rel-
atives
el atives who gathered for a reception'
at the.home of the former's parents;
on Friday evening, January 29th.
Guests were invited from as far a-
way as Detroit, ,Goderich, Ingersoll,
Luean, and Lucknow, along wit11.
many living closer to home. The
rooms were decorated with pink an
white streamers . and bells. Music
was furnished by the McBride family'
James Denomme and the Stelek'fam
ily. The gifts received by the bride
and groom were costly and numer-
ous which shows .the high esteem the
young couple hold in this community'°
and among their friends in distant
cities and towns,
Annual Meeting
Bayfield Agricel nsai So:iety
The annual meeting of the Bayfield
Agricultural Seeiety wee held in the
Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon:.
January 20th. Reports were present-
ed and a balance of over four hun-
dred dollars being one hand. The fol-
lowing officers and dis:•..c,•ors wci 6
appointed for 1937: . Hoi Pres:,
H. McNaughton; President, eta re
,Clrire; let vice-pres., Pol:�ert A e be "c
2nd vice-pres., John Rzt'.iwell; se ro
tary, A. E. Erwin; TreaS ur c. , A'
Edwards; auditors, john R. Camerae
and was. H. Reid; Dh -stow. F. T I
Woods, S'm, 1 Moncton, lid. Foster,
M
W7):11 m ti!.eph r oa, Cell
Sports -.W. W. Wise. 'fort There 1'.
Pliddleton, nfre•i ern °•( r• T, 1!
Snowden, Freak Keegan. Naeohl. Stin
son, Mre. T.Sri?wdee, Mee F. "
Ewen Mr F. :Middleton, Mr-. r.
Foster, Mrs. G. I tt'e. The data
chosen for 1937 Fair are Glyedn •s arae.
and Thursday, Septc'tnh.'r 22 and `,3.
OBITUARY
LATE MRS. F. HESS
Crd e, aesRll�l • w:?:,; and cellephnre
ZURICH FALL FAIR
REVISED:PRIZE LIST OF LADIES"
WO:RIK FOR 1937:,,
LADIES' WORK DOMESTIC
wilt piece, fancy quilting
4uiit, pieced cotton
9.
ult f
ane'y quilting, cotton,
color.
Comforter; homemade
lieda'lrread, knit or crochet, new Nil,
year.
edspread, fancy, other. handwork.
Ouse dress, cotton
axes, sleeping garment, machin
n made.
phild.'s made over dress
ed sheet, handmade, unlaundered
weater, knit or crochet
itchen apron
ool socks, handknit coarse, new.
itts, hand knit, fine, New
aiming worn sock or stocking
air crochet gloves
initted suit..
Fist bag, cap and scarf, knit o
' crochet...
an's sweater or pullover
est "article made from old stockings
DINING ROOM FURNISHINGS
plana
unch set, 5 pieces, cut work
unch set, ' 5 pieces, other kind
et table mato (3 or '5 )
able cloth and 6 r.ap'cins, emb.
initials.
entre piece, white, embroidered
ffct act, ;,3 pieces, any other kind
eedle point
inch set, embroidered
and table cover
eget set, cut work, white or ecrue
able cloth, emb. or cut work, lar
a cosy
ea towels, 3 embroidered
BED ROOM FURNISHINGS
ow slips, pair, embroidered
'flow slips, pair, other handwork
icy sheet and pillow slips to match
est towel, pair
ath.towel and wash cloth
ain, pair, t. and trimmed
unity set
oudoir cushion
ight robe, Ladies' Wear
ollar and cuff set, New
ed jacket
l atlie,^,' slip, handmade
1:�dies' dressing gown, fancy, new
llo
w slips, pair, cut `work
CHILDREN'S WEAR
ennct, Jacket and Bootees
rb Cover
erizge et, cover and pillow ra .
match.
iid ; fancy dre s handmade
i s piny dressa•,••1 bloomers.
id's costume, knit or crochet
IVING ROOM FURNISHINGS
ntre piece, colored -
ble runner.
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PAGE FIVE
ZURICH CREAMERY
We Pay a Premium of Two Cants per Pound E,
Fat•
for Churning Cream delivered at our plant.
Prompt Service and Highest Cash Price. Guaranteed
•
• Your Cream Graded, Tested and. Paid forn se
the same
• Day.
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YOUR EGGS • AND POULTRY
We also buy and pay Cash for your Eggs and
•
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dPoultry at Highest Market Prices, according to
3
grade. --.-Your Patronage Appreciated!
°1 THE ZURICH CREAMERY
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$ 2):rs t9 FP 11)00 tlr 49fl
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Your Fuel Bill n HALF! I.
Buy Storm Windows and Doors
,,I$",
4. LET US QUOTE YOU!' ..3
REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A .t
se
gamg..
+ LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL •�
4. T;:aZES.. AND ''
WILL DO •YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU
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our VVinter's
Pue
Colder Days will soon be here again, and provision I
must be made with suitable Fuel to keep the house 8
warm and comfortable. We can supply practically 0
all the called for grades of Coal and Coke with a
s prices very morerate... Let us fill your bin! 0
faster and Pioneer' Poultry Feeds ii
Plow points to hi, u.11 makes .f
is09
0.
plows 0
pillow, embroideredas
seselleva, ober handwork CP
�r'tlelcl set, handmade
f Uria;i
MISCELLANEOUS
Bridge set
Applique
.qo stp
Coll of articles made from table o;
C o,11, gird _ -n images, 3 only.
Kitchen coll. pair curtains, duster,
tea towel, hand towel a,i�i
pot lifter.
Coll. 6 different styles needlework.
Zto' be d ;played hung up)
ART 'WORK
1t SEEDS"' SEEDS!
cl
t We are in the Market for Red, AIsike, weet Clovers and
0
a Timothy Seeds.
1cie.
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0 TOlt
5)
Jee
Carton'
l'o t ad:, a,i,�,,,,, "Phe Zurich Fell rl, d I rt kaisurie n
Fair." e��i�tiiit,'i�t: a 4 fE"
asees
Louise Stelck, relict of the let
Frederick ck Hess,for �,
a resident of Zurich, t _r. ed at :y= ,
t'?e hotnc of her daufhti, "T••
(Rev.) F. I: Tio :_ld ret Firewood
iaftea lingering illeb s, on Tue .�i,t
January 26th , Aged 79 years,
r
month and 24 days. Mr:. Hess wa
u -'1l known in Zurich anc; a'icinila
and her many friends here reeled •'. t.
learn of her departure. A very y ilee r
quint disp:r itio�r. and r error' may';:
to her family. Surviving are ,.fired
daughters and two eons Tsirs Goo'c'ee
Bissett of Saltford, Mts. Girdoe
Wilson of Centralia, and Mr.. Hee,
ald of Elmwood; the sons are, 1T.1r
Fred Hess of London, and Mr. El�;,in
Hess of St. Catharines, all beim; p:•e-
sent at the ue i ,l. The funeral tak-
ing place last Friday et Elmwood at
9 a.m. where Rev, Fisher of Walker
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ten had charge. The r e Fins were
c
then .brought to Zurich where rror?rice
was held in St. Peters' Luther:el
Church, Rev. E. Turkheim officiating.
Interment was made in the Lutheran
cemetery.
FORMER RESIDENT PASSES
paper displ:y, 4 articles
e-‘„:
Oil leainting, lan Pape, from natuse
.Oil painting r�'.-! n `; .e•,. eoiry*
W. der,^ Colors, scene original
Ws ei colors, flowers grouped
ViTa,r' colors, anilrilrlr, copy'
? PasY 1,
env subject
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Cor entionel laden, in colors, any aa
sl subject,
• Wo ;d+F•carvin ;, hTcriv
Amo ur pheko, fern scenes
Single' piece Art Work, not listed.
Sepia l X21
Mr. W. J. Tough of Rattonbury
street, Clinton has • received word
from Dilke, Sask., of the death of
his brother-in-law, Mi. John David-
son, from flu, followed by pneumonia
Before going west Mr. Davidson con-
ducted a blacksmith business' hi Blake
for some years about forty years e-
ery. FromBlake he moved to Wro-
ster, Galt and Teviotdale, Ont., then
to Saskatchewan where he took up
land and farming and blacksmthin g
Deceased had boetr'ailing Tor' some
time and passed away at bis home in
Saskatcliewan on Wednesday last;
eaving to mourn his loss his widow,
formerly Miss Elsie Tough, youngest
<aughter of the late Mr. and Mrs,
Tohn Tough, Sr., of Stamey Town
,hip, and two daughters, -.ata nee,
'led and located near their parents'
home, also ten grandchildren. The
departed was in his sixty-ninth year.
- CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
Colic autumn leaves, mouneel and
named.
Col l'ecjion naountr.•d • weeds
13esl stressed Doll
Crr o1ab work
'Bi e 1 douse, iTew
Writing under 1.0 re „':, old
Writjij , •over 7,n -, ars old
Art,IUzideX 10 years old
Art,gover 10 years old.
•
The main aim of the weekly news•
paper as the name implies, is to give
news,of its own district. It may have
othe i” toms, such as to give the mer-
ehana chance to tell of their goods
m x, columns or to try to influence
nab l;a` • opinion through its editor
,tale; ,rs,at First of all it must give the
news ! .. erne of this news is not easily
obta ed and ri'o editor can cover it
all vi , out assistance. Especially Is
this `lie when you have visitors.
Man r;,Of the ladies think that pen
sotifaT';`are the most interesting read-
ing i% the whole, paper, Your 'visitors
are tv ttally glad to have their names
appe lr, so send them in. Sometimes
peopli come In and give the impres-
sion, that they are asking a favor
when, they want us to insert tlrd
namet of their friends who have been
spending a few days with them. No
person need feel that way about giv-
ing us news items fox- we are indeed
glad to get thein all.
t � ' Su'oa
echo �� 14�
I
have a full Line of
a
allthe requiement f
School Eti.1 les
All authorized Public Sell( ci
ooks,inc 1u d r g flat New Speller
Ali =FTigh School Text Books, etc.
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
See Our Supply of- c,i;et
Preparations
Perfumes, Toilet - Waters, Perfumi7ers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
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