Zurich Herald, 1938-07-14, Page 4PA
Tied Cars For Sale
T X28 Bepo$sesst>cl Cher, sedan,
---4930 Repossessed Chev, Coach
'Mese two cars will be sold at a Big
Bargain
ALSO a
2.-1930 F'axd Coache. , in ,tock,
1-x1928 Ford Coupe
:1---1934 Ford V8 ('each,
1-1936 Ford V8 Sedan
L-1:128 Ford
coach-
.,. A. Prang and Son, Zurich
BLAKE
Ur. and Mrs. Amos Giinger'ich and.
slaughter dean, Mr. and Mrs, Josiah
•Steckie and family spent the week-
. end at Markham.
.Mr. and Mrs. Allan Swartzentrub
.er, accompanied by Edmund Swertz-
,entruber and Miss Katie Bendel, mot-
ored to Tavistock on Saturday.
Mrs. Wm. Sau're arm •eeaseee,
•evlue had spent the past were:!: with
?ijrs, Rudy (Desch ireturned home 'oh
Monday.
Quite a number of (young people
from the Bronson Line, spent Sunday
visiting at Baden,
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron °Gunge=iich and
fancily were, week -end visitors with
•friends near Baden.
Mr. Christ. Schutzlreturnee 1orlie
on Saturday from Clinton Hospital.,
'Where he and weth an apefation.
STANLEY 'TOWNSHIP
-Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Armstrong' and
family of litradbert, 'Sack., 'a're' V-isit-
ing with the form is mother, Mrs.
'W. Armstrong.
The Goshen Yourre People's Soci-
ety are holding 'iheir ammo �lienic
:at Jowett's Grove, on Wednesday of
;thi.s week.
161r. and Mrs. Robt.-McRonald of
London, visited.- recently at the home
eef Mr. and -Mrs. 'Jahn A. Armstrong
Quiteanulr_bea•Otte/111 d the' -Orange
celebration 'in ''Stratford, on -Tuesday.
MUCH CH HERALD
AUCTION SALE E' D A S H W O O b
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Of Property :and Household Effects
At ZURICH On
SATURDAY, JUL) 16th, 1938 •
At 1,30 o'clock, pen,.
Dwelling Property—Consists. ' of
frame house with Kitchen at,' -ached,
has storm doors and sterna \wi:ridows,
plenty of both hard and eet't water,
good cellos, etc. There s'a'ne also some
fruit trees, a barn, sxneist house and
the property is nicely •leCated on the
Main Street of Zuti+eh.
Teams of P •ope ty--1.0%a on day
of Sale, and Balance in 30 days.
Household Fffedts—Glass cupboard
Sink, oil ::cove and oven, •coekstove,
drop leaf table, kitchen chairs, 2
leouches, dark ,esak extension table,
light oak extension table, 6 dining
room chairs, writing desk, drophead
White sewilig. machine, baseburner,
3 rocking chairs, 2 bed room suites
with springs and mattress, 3 beds
With springs and mattresses, dresser,.
small stand, 3 parlor tables, fern
stand, oak dropleaf table, '2 bureaus,,
harness sewing machine, cobbling
•outfit, single bed, washing machine,
ringer, ironing board, 2 sadirons, 2
washboards, 2 washtubs, quantity .of
sealers, halfton of chaeanue -coal,
cheeping block, crocks, pails, peis,ana.
pans, 2 toilet sets, quantity .of dish-
'ci., hanging lamp, 3 lamps, ,.quantity
-of picture frames, beltree, ntri !wile,
crockinole board, large carpet 10x16
parlor rug 9x9, piece ;of linoleum 9x-
12 new, 2 sets of rollers and 'tracks
new, paper hangtug (arise, union
crates, 4 good wood jaclks,=a:quantity
of limber, stepladder, inikes,.,shoveis,
hoes, spades, gaaden tools, orilon
scuffler, gasoline :stove, 2 .other lad-
ders, Ford runaFbaut, !poles, ?caths,
grindstone, sawhorse, :-extension 'lad-
der, nearly new, wheel `barrow ' new,
forks, snow sh,tatrele, :bluiksak, 2• cross-
cut saws, scythe, sicker, qu'a'ntity of
dishes, cradle, Bli ss 'chair, "5ega1. oil
•can, wash boiler, •`clothes'rack, 'coffee
grinder, •cabblege cutter, ,regiilator
clock_ and nu']r:anus other articles.
In case of -mina ".Sale wi'11'. be ''held
in church shed.
TERMS --CASH
Arthur Webr:a:, .Auctioneer.
Milford Merner, Clerk,
E. H. Axt, Eeaecutor,'Late-Ed. Axt
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Mr. and Mrs. Beal Neeb and fam-
ily of Pontiac, are ;,.pending their va-
cation with Ms another, Mas. Mary
Neeb.
Mr, and Mrs, Ervin Mcisaac encs
family of Windsor, are spending a
week with Mr, and Mrs. P, McIsapc.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie :Sender of
Toronto, spent the week -end with Mr
and Mrs, E., Bender.
Mrs. Jlenrieh of Kitchener, visited
friends here on Sunday.
Harry Hoffman attended a post
graduate course in embalming at the
Baiting Institute in Toronto
Dr, and Mrs, R. H;; Taylor attend-
ed the Conservative Convention •
in
Ottawa last Week.
.Ir. and Mrs. Joe I}ruce and Misses
Grace and Reta Hayter of Windsor,
spent the week -end With their pazen-
tc.lir. and Mrs. Robe, Hayter,
Master Bobby Hayter retur'ued
with them and will spend his holidays
in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zimmer • .of
Windsor called on friends here over
the holiday.
Mr. Orno Statten and liiexia eief
.Sarnia visited relatives here on Fri-
da3,.
MI, and Mrs. Nichol of Hickson,
Mr. and Mrs. Bothwell, .Mr. and Mrs
Granger of Detroit were Sunday vis
itors with Jonas Hartleib .and Lavada
Mr. Wes Smith and another, Mrs,
H. Smith of Detroit called:on.friends
here on Sunday. They were residents
of this town forty years ago, .there-
fore saw a lot of changes .in that
time.
Mrs. Frank M Benz who has been
attending her Mother who is seriously
ill returned to her home in Detroit on
Monday. -
Mrs. Mary Neel is on the sick list,
we hope for a weedy _recovery. •
Mr. Milford "Mcisaac and Willis of
Detroit spent the week -end here.
Mr. and. Mrs. Clayton Pfiie - spent a
few days in Detroit and Lansing,
Mich.
Miss Ruth Kleinstiver has resigned
her position as teacher in S.S. No. 10.
Stenhen and has accepted the school
in -Centralia,
Mrs. J. Rnsdlike and ch1Tth'en are
spending their 'hdlidays With. ter mo-
ther, Mrs. Meaner.
Miss Jean 'Dark of Windsor is visit-
ing- her grandparents, ''Mr. and Tdrs.
C.-Steinhagun.
Mr. Chester 'Geiser spent a few
days in London 'hast -week
John Don They -of 'Chicago is spend-
ing his vacation with Mr. and Mrs.'
R. Goetz.
Mr. and Mrs.:Oliver Greybeil arid
family of Toronto are spending, their
vacation here.
Mr. Wer. Tleinativer has accepted
a position in the store with Tieman's
for the summer.
Dashwood Eianel;n:ttendeed-the: Tatoo
in Sarnia on ,Monday night,
Miss Ruth Kleinstiver spent last
week visiting friends in Stratford:
Miss Ana Schultz of Detroit is sp-
ending her hdIidays -With 'her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rader.
I•=1 E N:S A L L
Mark Dry sdeile 'Who for :.several
months has been confined :to his
hone suffering. .from a severe attack
of rheumatism, was able 'to be , out
for a drive Sunray 'last.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt..McKenzie and
fancily were vi.:llears in if.todetich.
Struck by Falling •Timbe-'<
A few days ago while engaged in
working on the new ga>age of Win.
Harvey, jas. Kilpatiiek had the Mis-
fortune to have a heavy timber, some
28 feet in length, fall on hie should-
er, breaking a bone, tearing ligamen-
ts .and otherwise bruising, and- injur-
ing the shoulder. He was taken to
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,by.
I)hi. Steer, where x-rays were takena
to reveal the injury.
- Minister Inducted
Minister Inducted
The induction service of tine Rev.
lMr. Brook was held on the eve. of
June 30, in the auditorium of the
church. 'There was a splendid ,att-
endance and an interesting service
held. Rev. Mi. Petters, of Varna, act-
ing for the Presbytery of Huron, ad-
dressed the congregation, and Rev.
Mr. Gale of Bayfield, .tie .11.nister,
both stressing the duties of the peo-
ple to the minister and the minister
o the }people, giving very helpful and
valuable advice as to both relation -
Death' of Wm. Dow
Wm. Dow, a life long resident of
the district and one of our oddest
and most highly respected citizens,
passed away at his home here follow-
' ing an extended illness. Born near
Staffa 89 years ago. He farmed: there
for many years. Later he moved to
near Brucefield, and resided there
till two. years ago when he purchased
a honer in Her—all. Be was a rnem.ber
of' the United Church and is survived
by his widow, three daughters and
two Sons.
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COUNTY NEWS
Dr. F. 3. Beachley is the new presi
dent of the Seaforth Lions Club. •
• Edna Elliott, of Wingham Junct-
ion had the misfortune to break both
bones in her ankle at a dance.
1'l,r. and Mrs. J. D. Gemmell, of
Highview rarer, Tuckersmith, recent -1
ly cel ' 1 ted. the 50th anniversary of
their man cage.
Dr. G. C. Jarrott, who has been•
,nactising at Seaforth, has accepted a
position on the staff of the Hamilton
General Hospital.
Rev. A. W. Shepherd, minister of
Egmondville United church for the
last two years, has retired from the
active ministry and with Mrs. Shep-
herd left to reside at London.
.Chas. Zuefe, a former resident of
Exeter, died recently at his home in
Flint, Mich. The funeral taking,place
in that city.
Elected to Council
Arthur Nicholson, of. the Mill Rd
Tuckersmith, was elected by acclama-
tion to fill the place on the Tucker -
smith Townshiip Council made vacant
by the death of David Gemmell.
Home to Recuperate
Jacl, Alien, Goderich sailor who
was seriously scalded a couple of we=
.eke ago while working on the tanker
Samcolite at Montreal, returned to
Goderich to complete his recuperation
Allen was scalded' when a steam hose
broke near hint. He spent two weeks
in the hospital at Montreal.
Truck and Car Crash
A transport truck driven by James
Hamilton, Listowel, and an automo-
bile driven by Herbert Hanan, Tor-
ento,•crashed on a curve at Bluevale
andwhile the machines were exten-
sively damaged, both drivers escaped
with 'a shaking up, Go. Traffic Officer
Lever reports.
Crash on No. S Highway
D.r. S. Coulter of Toledo, Ohio, ac- Jas.'Farrish, motorcyclist, at first
conlpaixied by his -Wife .and daughter thought seriously injured, suffered
are visiting here With the doctor's .only a wrenched :back as he was thr-
father, John Coulter. own from his anaehine and rendered
Quite a number vf -young men from unconscious when he rammed into the
caroling factory onnfel
Hensall are empl fee
; the '°Etirete;. '- ds of en automobile as it turned in -
e pea pack for :to a farmer's gateway five miles east
a few ,weeks. of Goderich on No. 8 highway. An,
Margaret Hubkirk ;of "De (last :is' other auto had just passed a car a-
; .spending a few days with .relatives, 'head and Fairish sought to da the
here. same, when it suddenly turned into
Mrs. Elizabeth McASh is vatting his path. The autoinoibile was knock-
• for a few weeks at the home of her ad 1'0 -'feet into a ditch, but the o.ccu-
son John McAsh of Varna.pants -were uninjured.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McLean and
children of Detroit are Visiting •rela-
tives in the district. County Court session Judge -J. 'L. i(illoran
Harald Sherritt of an
here. Torinmlfcr was a . , presiding at
visitor at his home.adjournecd
C. C. Petty was Ottawa last ;at Godehieh, .dismissed an appeal by
week where he was a delegate,atthe "Ross Rennie, of ,Seaforth, against a
wekOttawa convention, where a .success . < vIction by „111Iag. Makins on a reek -
or was appointed to take the place of ,less driving- charge last November.
Hon. R. B. Bennett, Conservative itennie was the driver of a car which
leader', struck a buggy, with fatal results.
Cecil Hudsen and little son, of Mag. Makins found Rennie guilty of
Chicago, spent the reckless dallying end fined the youth
gweek--end here $10 and costs of $24.40, susupending
With his parentis, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. his driver's permit six months. It was
Hudson. ,
';laude 'Blower, Miss 'Ellis and Miss understood Rennie had abandoned the
Pfaff, teachers ofthe local public appeal. He was not in court. In up -
h lioleling_thie;convictiori ;Fudge Killoran
eage:tsed appeal costs against Rennie.
Dies Int Stephen
scpnviction Upheld
se: oo1 have. all 'beers• ireengaged at the
same eatery as .last year.. Robt. 'Moore.
pprincipa'l",;of the .Continuation school,
*i11 again the •prin;eipa"l ;and Miss Mar-
garet Kilpatrick ,of'; T•reebri'dge, ass-
istant.
Joyce Sci'itton of .Torah -to. was a
r'eees t visitor with her mother and
sister Mildred here.
Mr. and Mrs, Laird Mickle and chit
dr'en were recent visitors with .'• ;nati-
ves in Ridgotown.
l''nirl.Last Bono vs
The funeral Peter Stewart. for
lmerle' of Tuckersmith, was held aro
' 'he home of has Ibrother, John D. St''
wart, of Tuckersmith, The eervice w'
"onducted by Rev,jChandlee, of Kip.
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The death took place in Stephen
onJune 29th of Ben Makins who has
beer( in failing health• for some time.
He was in his 67th year and for
many years he farmed on the London
Rd. and later In Stephen Tw,p. He
is survived by his bereaved widow
and one son Wallace, of Stephen, al-
so by three eisteres and three brothers
Arra, N. Peterson and r e :`
r,111i4 ef.. London: I',.ie;.
icieped. who wes formerly ':ere.. Jlia.
J, Sretitli of Zurich, also theca broth -
ars, He ,vas a member of Caven Prete
Ibytorlasi ohuroh; Exeter, The funeral'
-gee hid wade:, ' 1C s :tt tk': 1
O,0,F. and, wns atteptl;A. j
Dies in 91st Year
The funeral of Mrs. John Black,,
lifelong resident of Wingham, who
died at her home, was held to St.
IP'aul's Anglican Church. She had rea-
ched the age of nearly 91 yrs, old,
and is survived by two sons and a
daughter.
Takes Over Hotel
The• oldest business in:. the town of
Mitchell entered into new manage-
ment July 1. Dalton Davidson on that
date took over from his father Robt.
Davidson, the management of., the
Hicks House. -Known from one end
of the country to the other as one
of the best email town hotels, it has
gained. its .present promiire'nce. thro-
ugh having been under the best of
management. •
Bees Parade Main St.
A swarm of bees- caused Blyth
some excitement: on Main St. when
they paraded up the street. The bees
were flying quite low, practically on
the pavement, and several. pedestrians
moved quickly out of their way. Just
after they got past the pest office
they settled on -the middle! of he pav-
ement and for a while cars and trix-'
cks drove right through them. Finally
1VIr. Piierce eanne to. their' rescue.
Falls From Load
Last Tuesday while D. Bruce, of
Cromarty, was assisting in uni'oailing
hay, the trip rope broke and he frill
front the load to• the barn floor land-
ing on hia head. He was rushed to
Victoria Uaspital, London, an X-ray
revealed that • the ligaments of the•
neck had been torn, and as he is in
the seventies, hisr condition :%•s critical
Two Twins Born
There is no depression en the farm
of John 0. Nichols, who owns two
cows, one an Aberneen Angus and
the other a Holstein. Oii May 13.,
the former had twin calves: and on
June 22 the Holstein cow also had
twins. This makes three calves in
less than a year for the Holstein as
she had _'a• calf on Jury 18, of last
year.
Golden. .tenni sern,f-
A surprise celebration was held for
Mr. and Mrs. Jona Sims at the home'
of their daughter Mrs. C. L. Wilson
Exeter last Tuesday, the occasion, be-
ing their golden wedding. anniversary.
A family gathered of brothers and
sisters and their families about 60
in all. A picnic dinner' and sapper
was served.
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Zooid'Harness Shop
New collars are needed at this.
time of the year. Give us a call and
we will fit you up. If in need of a
harness ask for prices, all our wort:,
is done with hand sewing. Your binder
canvass needs repairing, bring the305
in and we will repair them 'before the
rash starts. All kinds of repairing
neatly and promptly done. Collar~
repairing ra specialty.
CLAUSIUS.
pt -5
ZURICH
N.iNEWS
School Grants Paid
Checks totalling $39,494.42 were
paid on iSaturday by County Treas-
urer Erskine at Goderich addressed to
various secretaries of collegiate inst-
itutes, high schools and continuation
schools. The money is paid for ehe
education sof pupils from outside the
respective school districts. Those in
(this 'district .receive: Goderich $5-
508.82; Seaforth $5,583; Exeter $4,-
781; Clinton $7,365; Hensall $1,301;
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In Magistrate's Court
Goderich—Postponment one month
because accused was engaged in writ-
ing his =collegiate exams. and did not
wish to, be perturbed a reckless driv-
ing charge against Harold Asquith,
13 yr. old A.uburn student, was dis-
missed by Mag. J. A. Makins. Asqu-
ith had pleaded not guilty. The evict
ence disclosed a most unusual accid-
ent, in that Asquith, driving an auto-
mobile to school, suddely came across
11 -yr. old Phyllis Steele, who darted
across the road in front of the car.
Asquith: took to the ditch, cut down
a hydro pole, which fell across the
road etriking the little girl a glanc-
ing :blew on the head, inflicting in-
juries. The little girl gave evidence
and appeared none the worse for her
.ordeal. "There is nothing to justify -
a charge of reckless driving" said
Mag. Makins, dismissing the case..
Wm. Porter, 'who was caught at a
Benmiiler danee with a jug of cider'
which analysed 5 per cent., was fin-.
,ed *100 and rests. with an alternat-
ive of three months in jail, for hay
ing liquor in a public place. He paid
the fine. A charge of reckless driving
preferred against Hoyt Bayliffe, of
Mandan, after an accident in Goder-
icle
wars adjourned two weeks:
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1 LARGE I E NTS
T✓e;mrneaing and enlarging! improve a;
p-s:ture..Both small and liarge picture
hare were made from the same nega-
itLve.. Any picture can be enlarged.
camera, and showed up, too largae
in the finished picture: The nem-.
live was "masked" in making the,
enlargement so that only the head
.allowed. Result: a much better pic-
ture.
''When you get a good picture, ea
large ata .Amy good snap ii31 better -
When fit's big. Enlarging "opens:
,np" the de'ta'ils—lets you see inter-
'eating .things you didn't -Seel- before,.
And a large picture just naturally"
!has more appeal to the eye. ort*'
person two tures, equally goat,.
and he will automatically- look, ae
TIO SOME of your picture ai- , ito the larger one first. Moreover; hes,
too /Huth —' a lot of .i„u1c;Q,tas,' n Zook at it longer.
background and iiiateri al at toys,: ts►t w Don't let small site er surplus
tom and sides that has little ormoh- material handicap your pictures,-
ing to do with tho subject, and in- j Anysnapdhot can be enlarged some -
Sures the picture effect!? ; what, and Boma, especially, those,
Y)oa't despair. seeee Ioetrire;os tan, mitado on fine,grained filen, can bee
bo retrieved. Here's: 'iow-: pick ori increased rna,ny 'Limos in sire. Very
t:ie 1. L eyoli want,a) ) ::re' ji:e that y you have airtime ' in y'ear -
en:a ee,_,to the ,l:r. ' rr d,)te' r, rigs •albrum right now, that, it e :'ate ed .
g >
would be worth franehte and hang-
ing sx the home. Try it. You niay
diecoveryou're a better stapsllooteer.
than 3ro.tt thought!
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nal print. or, even lar -r.
Ivor exahple„ look art; the picture
Of the little girl above. "i;1ke head
was the interesting part. 71i •.syyfee,
bee itlnnda areas try CI:):.* i% tlh;l