Zurich Herald, 1937-03-25, Page 5Thursday, Mardi 25th 11137
BUSINESS CARDS
LEGAL
.OtrDLE-yE.EfoLmEs
Put Your Want, For Sale
Lost, Found, Etc. Ms. in this
Column.
'BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Nt)T-
TENDERS 1 VANTED
ARY PPUBLEC, ETC
40F.J'10E—lianiiltan Street, Just off
the Square, GOD.IBtC'f3i,Ontario.
Special Attention, to Cauncel and Sealed' tenders ,viii! Ile .received by
Court. Work. the Council of the Township of Hay
?llitr. Holmes maybe cs�,tresulted at to one o'clock p.m., Monday,
.April 5t , 1937, :for the :following:
.Goderich by • Phone, and Phone g
charges reversed. For ;supplying power to operate
the Township stone crusher in Welsh's
pit; eantrac#or to supply clrhre belt,
move crueller When necessary, supply
fuel atrxd oil for power plant, look
after the ,crusher and keep it in good
running- condition. Tenders to state
per cubic yard of crushed material
placed in bin. Township will main-
tain crusher, pay for grease and oil
used on same and supply necessary
repairs.
• Also tenders for trucking crushed
material from crusher unto Town-
ship Roads at per yard mile.
Tenders may be spade separately
er for the whole contract.
Successful contractor to assume
an risks of accidents and give a sat-
isfactory bond for $300.00 for faith-
ful performance of work.
DENTAL
Dr. W. D. BR'YCE
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK—ZUILICH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
.At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASI•JWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday:
Dr. til H. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter Ontario
VETERINARIAN
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.Y. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office in the Home of the late
Dr. J. Routledge.
Zurich
Phone -96, A quantity of Early Alaska and
1935 late .seed oats; some good mix -
A. R. Cam bell, V.S, B.V.Sc.; ed hay; also some green Mountain
P potatoes. AuupIy , to, Mrs_ Mabel
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Snyder, Zurich, phone 55.
College, University of Toronto. All
+xliseases of domestic animals treated
lby the most modern principles,
Charges reasonable. Day or night
scalls promptly attended to. Also Bre-
aeder Of ScQttish terriers, Inverness
iflenneIs. Office en Main ' Street,
opposite Town Hall,
Phone 116. HENSALL.
'Contract to be completed on or
before September 1st, 1937.
Lowest or any tender not
arily accepted.
Tenders to be handed or mailed to:
necess-
1,OCAI. NEWS
Mr. and Mfrs. George Fee, ma
Charles, and Mrs. H. .I,ipphardt
Mensal) were in town on Tuesday;
Mr. Jacob Brown and son Gait
were on a motor trip to Elmira
Tavistock recently,
The Evangelical Young Peon
League will put on a home xn
dandy sale; in J. E. Gascho's st
next ;Saturday at 2 p.m. Call
see.
A. ham supper will be served;:'
the basement of the ;Evangel:
Church, Zurich, on Tuesday .
March 30, from 6 to 8 p.m. Pro
eds to go, toward the renovation•
the Basement, Everybody weicp
Confirmation was observed in
Peter's Lutheran church on Sund
with thirteen candidates recei1
these ;Efoly rites. The church.
exceptionally nicely decorated
the occasion.
Misrepresented
We recently made mention 1
Premier ,Bloom cf France had
vited Mr. and Mrs. James Masse'
the Blue Water Highway and tai
21 children on a free trip to Fran
hut we have since been advised
this was a misrepresentation, az
such invitation was extended by j.
Premier of France,
PAVING CONTRACT'S
It is announced that. the
contracts to be let by the Pravvin
Department of Highways for
coming season will include teo on
Blue Water highway seven rn
A, F. HESS, north from Kincardine and sine m•
Clerk, Township of Hay, south of Drysdale. Eight 'miles'
Zurich, Ontario. No. 4 highway north and south
Wingham also are to be 'paved.
COMING AGAIN
FOR SALE
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
FOR QUICK SALE
A Chatham Incubator, for quick
Sale, apply to Mrs. Joseph Rau, Drys
dale.
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CREDITON
!Ministerial Fellowship—Stretford
District, was held at Crediton Evang-
elical !Church, on March 1.6th, Rev,
A, Clemens, president, Rev. A. E.
Pletc'h, pastor of the local church
opened with devotional exer
ter which F. B, (Meyer.of Se
gave a very helpful and in
paper on "'.Che liesponsibili't
Minister." A helpful discus
owed., During the luncheon
Burn of Zurich gave a fc.
talk on "The Pr�ia11eges of a
:C• R. Kauth of Shakespear
with scripture meditation.
lowing presented short addres
"The )Problems of the Laiety"
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• We Pay a Premium of Two Cents per Pound B.
ekesekes of- Fat for Churning Cream delivered at our plant,
of - t Prompt Service and Highest Cash
struc.ttv I • Your Cream Graded, a h price Guaranteed
y of the • Tested and Paid for the same •,
Sion foil f Day.
hour E. 2,
11aw51tip �• YOUR EGGS AND POULTRY
Min :ter" , •
according to g
-opened • We also buy and payCash for
The fol- y Poultry your Eggs and
5e,, e;r : ,� at Highest Market Prices,
Sby Wzn i grade. ----your Patronage Appreciated!
Edighoffer; "The Midwee
by EE. Pletch; "Teaching a
to Tithe" by J. W. Siebert.
angehstic Service was condo
II,E. IZoppel, Dashwood. 12
Clemens• preached a very
sermon on the theme, "Wh
shall 3 do With Jesus." The
nosed with an aprep',iatc
Members of the Ladies' Aid p
lunch for the Ministers prose
meetings 'preyed to be a vex+y
qui moans of Spiritual Fellows
minsters and peorle.
STANLEY TO\ 'N5H
Next rSun;:ay, special. Easte
vices will be held at Goshen,
and Varna United churches, at the
c'on'clusion of the services the sacra-
ment of the Lord's Supper wi11 he
Observed.
Miss Helen Bandey of Munc • y i;
spending a week with her parents,
Rev: H. G. and Mrs. Bandey at the
parsonage, Varna.
1\fr. Edgar Smith who has spent
the past two months with his aunt,
1VIrs. Mary Hindes near Chatham,
has returned to his home on Goshen
Line.
Mr"and Mrs. W. R. Stephenson
The Happy Cousins Concert Co ;Yti. of Parr Line, .accompanied by Mrs.
Elmira, who put on a show here r;' Wes. Cochrane of Pilot Mound, Man.
the Zurich Town Hall last Woven?, < x; ,spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
27th, and.who were <; acclaimed i i ; Percy . Johnston.
many as the best show ever put a Miss Helen Bandey spent Sunday
in the Hall, will be 'back again with her friend, Miss Grace obinson
an entirely different slow ful3 off. ' Mr. and Mrs.' .Elmore Stephenson,
and laughter on :Pride,yrevenii Mr. .Stewart Beatty and Miss Emma
April 2nd, and the liubhc ark requa McBride visited at Mr. and Mrs. Jno
tea to get your reserved ,seats eaarl`; i S'cotchanere's on Sunday.
As the hall will likely be sold o t r -- '"• - long before the night of the show �, .-HENSALL.
STILL ONE OF THE BEST
ervice" •
Church THE ZURICH CREAMERY
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Buy Storm Window and Doors
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Blake,
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Each year in the National Hockey
League the experts pick our' an `°Ail;;
Star" Hockey Team that is what
1 oR SALE
A, Fairbanks -Morse 5 H.P. gasoline
engine in good` condition, mounted on
1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON- trucks. Apply to
duct any Auction Sale, . regardless L. P,rang,& Son, Zurich,
as to'size' dr article to sell. 1 solicit.
Scour business, and if not satisfied will
nen
:make no charges for Services Ren-
dered.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dash-wood
_Dashwood
Phone 13-57,
PRODUCE
„NOTICE
FOR GOOD CLEANING
,Spring and Easter
Have your Dry CIeaning an1r Laun-
dry done by THE (PARISIAN LAUN-
DRY LTD., LONDON. Mens' Suits
and. Topcoats 70c. All kinds of Laun
dry, done at .reasonable prices.
TH1EL'S TRANSPORT, ZURICH
Faim Pzoduce
WANTED
'HIGHEST CASH. PRICES
--FOR--
CREAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
Wm. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
BUTCHERS
Zurich& Popular
FOR SALE
One 10x20 McCormick .Deering
tractor; in good condition. Apply to
Geer. 11. Beatty, Varna, Ont.
NOTICE
SPENCER CORSETS, Individually
Designed. Style or Surgical.
Mrs. Anna. MacDonald, t39
MEAT MARKET Phone 137 Hensall, Ont
L'Ot Us supply you with the s
'' Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
£ct., always on hand. Kept
Fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides. and Skins
Yungblut it Son
INSURANCE
Ubed Cars For Sale
"We are offering the following Cars
for Sale; See them!
1-1930 good Chev. Coach.
1-1930 good Form C'oach-
1--,1931 good Ford Coach.
1-1933 good V -s Ford Sedan.
2--1030 good Ford -Coupes„ with
rumble Seats.
1-1928 Model A. Ford.
All cars: are 'mechanically gone
over by us.
Western
W2: GTVE TERMS)
Western Farmers Mutual
Wear
g and Sot,, Zurich
Weather Insurance Cu.
AL. Fran
OF WOODSTOCK
• '81 LARGEST. RESERVE RAL -
AWE GP ANY UANAD1AN MUT-
BLAKE
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Simpson of
Detroit weee visitors here.
Lee Redden of London, was a rec-
ent visitor at his home here.
hey think the angst strongest le j The Ontario Premier's announce-
.,
heyers out of the varong tFa21.. ment in the Legislature of a subsidy
This year we notice that "Hale" Sao i of :one mill to each municipality on
Bert is picked as first man wirxch ..,.1 satthein
.assessment, will benefit Hen -
indeed an honor to the Babe, t`a'''lb sprat $400 as the assessment is
Harvey Jackson of the T 1� �,.aut $4UU,OOU.
Hen -
1. 1Ben Elder of Hensall. was re -elect -
Cy -treasurer of• the Ontario
orontQ,
the ether four come :, fronse4
troit :team.. We trust' that - -
L
ap will befall"Babe that he nra Brotherhood of Thresherrnen at their
y give annual%meeting in Waterloo recently
of .his best to whatever team he will ; Mrs. Jas. Bonthron, who has been
play with for many years,
Thank - You
v-isitien her sister, Mrs. Hall, in Pit-
aburg Pa., has left for an extended
trip to 'Florida.
Stratford Mar. 1937.' Irene Hoggarth was called to Tor-
onto o-- Ing to the serius illness of
110: young nephew, who it ill with
pneumonia,
N and Mrs. Jaynes A. Paterson
'Weis in Toronto for a few days vis-
iting relatives and friends.
.Mrs. H. Little, Mrs. Thos. Kyle,
Yours Truly, Fred Leibold, Stratford �,Mr: BYron Kyle, Mrs. Alexander
µ, and, Peter• McNanghton were visitors
TO BEGIN APRIL 1[(t °j to London.
Mary Littleh as left for London,
At Goderich much 'discussdin pros, where she has secured a position. 7r
pecss cd an early opening okra*.
Mrs. Jas. Duck received word of
gation have seceiced a setZlakes k,'parttc: her eldest • brother, Wm. Essery, of ("
ularly on the upper Iakes, Brookdale, Man. had suffered a stir -
recent cold snap. The ice ha,ooke. Ile was taken to a Hospital,
tined in the St. Marys River, where it is hoped he will recover.
in Godexich harbor is 8 to 10 . ches :
thick and on the Canadian side of - The Auditors''rp t of the
Lake Huron, where there was open, The atrrlitors' report of the Village
water most of the winter, ice •now of diensatl for the year 1936, model
extends in. , ey the Stratford chartered account -
extends
protected areas one to ants, has ,been distributed. According
bye miles and is quite unbroken: '
Sailors are talking of April loth but ,to the. report everything was found
much warmer weather muct soon 5et,'and ke, the books in good condition
in if it will be open by that date., 'rind kept in an able manner and all
Dear Editor—Enclosed find monen
order for Zurich Herald for 1937 a
I always like to read the news front
any old home town. We are all well
at present. Hoping all my Zurich fir
ends are the same. Have very niche
weather with practically Ito snow
D
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LARGE4.D STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL a
4- TIMES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOUee
+ WAIT.
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Your
Winter's•
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•• Colder Days will soon be here again, and provision 1
must be made with suitable Fuel to keep the home
e• warm and comfortable. We can supply • PP y practically
all the called for grades of Coal and Coke with
prices very morerate... Let us fill your bin!
Master and Pioneer Poultry F+ Feeds
Plow points to fit all makes of
plows
IWe are in
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SEEDS! SEEDS!
the Market for Red, Alsike, weet Clovers and'.
Timothy Seeds.
Coal and Coke at Hensall and Zurich at all Times.
1 L.SchiJbe
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o,lismine 5,s a••asaa•a•••••••••••iN.
the
,tight-
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the officials are given credt. Some
LATE JAMES WATSON recommendations have been made,
and another book or two secured.
The death of a well known A'erso t The treasurer's report covers the
of this district as .well as where he ,transactions of the municipality from
resided and a former business man year to year. The treasurer of the
of Seaforth, Mn James Watson, on Hydro does not issue a financial stat-
eurred Sunday last at his home at. ement in detail, neither do the school
that ;place. Mr. Watson had been in or public library tteas,.Try. There is
poor health for some time and a feW a great deal of expenditure which the
days before became seriously ill. He ratepayers should know about, given
went in business with his father and in bulk form instead of detail. Our
after the latter's death, carried on opinion is that each treasurer should
the insurance business until he re- issue a printed annual financial state -
tired four years ago. Mr. Watson meet or ealse the auditors should
was a former reeve of Seaforth. He: give a detailed statetnent of all ex -
was predeceased by his wife, about penditures, which has noe been done
12 years ago. Surviving are two dan- this year. It was thought advisable
ethers and a son; also two sisters this year to bring in outside auditors
and a #rrother..The funeral took place to make the report and it is hoped
on Tuesday from First Presbyterian that their report is satisfactorily.
church, Sear -oath • Mrs. John Glenn Passes
The death occurred on March 7th
W. M. S. MEET at the residence of her niece Mrs.
J. McClinchey, Seaforth, of Mrs. J.
.The momhey meeting of the Blake Glenn, a fernier Hensall lady. Mrs.
Glenn was born in Hay Township
and was a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs, Wm. Wilson, who were a-
ntong the earliest settlers in Hay, liv
ing on the Zurich road half way be-
tween Bensal'1 and Zurich, After
their marriage they settled in Usb-
orne Township and farmed there un-
til
they moved to •Hensall and purclt-
Wane COMPANY DOING BUS'I'NESS 1 11ir. axrd' rl'Irs iYT10 a Er#bd and ] W.M•S. was held at the home of MissF' THIS KINDINU' N'i' Et tlO ;Mrs Chris. Sclauit we Sundadp an` Alberta Finlay last Wednesday after -
Amount of insurance at Risk on Dee..it'ors with Mx. ward lima Jacob Slwrnrt,.,! noon. The meeting was evened by
3Tst, 1'93'5, $20,479;730.00 entruber. % sa nt" hymn 256. Miss Finlay read
the Scripture lesson. Prayer was
Ma. and men Aaron )'gen and :fir., offered by Miss M. A. Johnston. Mrs.
dby, Mr. and' Mrs: ,Chis. Salirag and Sant Hey read the devotional leaflet.
After the call Ball some business was
attended to. After a •hymn the ohapt-
Total Cash in Bank and Ronda
$254,627.52.
aates--$4.50jp�er $1,90( for Tams ! .family spent Sunday with Mr. and
E. F. Klopp—Zulic Mrs. Aaron C;ii9gtaaf0h,
er from the study book was taken bee used a home in Rensall. After the
Sunday visitors with. Mr: and r
��kr►t,.Alsa* Dealer falai#a#ne • hen Gfn :eri'cli :w.... Illre 1VIxs. Roy Lamont. The meeting was j dea'tlt of ,IVIr. Glenn, ,Mrs, Glenn watt
R were; Ma and Mrs, ..closed by singing a 'hymn and the to Seaforth and lived with her niece
at kialla 0e Ei € nit, i tin ' {slims I+3rb and tartar, yMin *rid, Mrs. Lord's -prayer in unison. Lunch was She was the last eur•vivin member of
'a
kaiose Ge cne .rnd. family- served Auld a social time enjoyed. 1
the Wilson family! g
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Zurich Drug Store 1
School Supplies
We have a full Line of
all the requirements q of
Schoolr Supplies
.All authorized Public School
Book s,ineluding the NewlSpeller
All High School Text Books, etc.
PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC.
Fr1
See Our Supply of Toilet
Preparations
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Perfumizers,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes.
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
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•ter
Dr, A. 3. MacKinnon, Zurich
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