Zurich Herald, 1933-11-16, Page 1ase
Vol. XIV No.19
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 16 1933.
Chester L. Smith. Pczblie ;
11.25 a year, U,S. ;Lj -
*Ls* Its ARREARS, Et MAT E 0111101015111
Make the Ads, in the Herald your guide for your Fall Purchases
The Canadian. finance minister but the bridges will have to be
„end the provincial treasurers must be
chuckling over the Canadian dollar
being at par. It. Swill! mesn millions
in .their estinea
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?t is said that f0 per cent of the
people in Toronto ewn their homes.
'The information does, not go to the
.,stent of telling who owns the -matlr-
g+ages on'them.
A St. Thomas church has found
..that its congregations are larger
-when it is announced that no collect-
ion will be taken.. There is a, sug-
.:gestion for these hard times
Much was made of the fact that
United States had repealed prohib-
ition, while it will come as a sur-
prise to many to know she ever had
i .t
4-+1+
Two bridges were blown up by
farm strikers in Wisconsin That may
fee very satisfactory' for the moment
`75th Anniversary
OF
ST. PETER'S
'Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH ONT.
`will beobserved in: both. aver i es ors
SUNDAY„ NOVEMBER 19&
;Special Preachers for the day viElE be.
Rev. J. Keble, of Hamilton,: President
of Evangelical Lutlreraa Sarno of
Canada., -
Rev: E. Gomam of 1Vfitn<f'a
Htev. SaFriedricheeiaa Hrodimgess.
Everybody Corzfialfg Invited
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Blue Scranton Coal
ALL SLZFS
' .'etroleum Coke, Semet Solvay'Cake,
Genuine Rosedale Maeda, frump
Pocahontas. and Miller Creek, .always
OW ice.
AGRICULTURAL, TLEM a118;
Highest CAS price peril far `F.,ggei can
a Graded lilla sir.
DRIED APPLES WAg EM
(Must. be drip, and braghtD
W. R. DAVIDSON
re -
Wilt, :and 'the f rmers will have to
help to pay for them
'MUST PAY IT
When your bid is accepted at ;an
auction sale you must pay the price
:even if you •decide it is too high,
Judge J. Wilson ruled in division
.court at Windsor. lam. F. F. Ames
bid $27 for a rug when she ,mid She
intended to bid liut $20 and ;refused
to pay • $7. The court decided ;she
had to, and she did.
Treasurer's Chattels Seized
Acting under an executive. issued
in the case of County of Huron vs
Gordon Young, defaulting county
treasurer now in prison, the county
sheriff recently stook possession
of Mr. Young's hoti'sehold effects,
automobile, farm - stock and imple-
ments.
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Henry Pfaff and family,. who
have been living on Mr. Henry Mc
Linchey's farm. on Goshen Line,. are
moving this week to a 'farm near
Crediton.
Miss Margaret Chuter or Varna,
spent the week -end with her friend
Miss Margaret Robinson.
Mrs. Nelson Keys spent the past
week visiting her son. Ruskin Keys
and wife at East Windsor. '
Mr. Mervyn Keys of London, sp-
ent the week -end at his home on
Babylori. line.
Mr. and Mrs. As tie Keys and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Keys visited their cous-
ins Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Keys at Col-
borne 'recently.
ol-
born e'recently.
Mr: Jas. Stephenson and Mr. Chas.'
Stephenson visited their brother Mr.
Geo. IL Stephenson of Marlette, Mie:
who has been in. poor health for!
gine time but we are glad to know'
that he is much improved.
A number from here attended the
funeral ofethe lace Mrs Henry Me -
Gavin of Tuckensmnth last week. Mr
and. Mrs: McGarvin. -were for many
years residents of Stanley.
Mr. Clifford, _Talbot of Goderich,
was: the 'guest' of'liis father, Edward
Talb.at .of the. Blue Water Highway.
Mrs. Alf. Westlake is at present
visiting friends kit St. Thomas.
There was a large surprise party
gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Wni. McClinchey on.e day recently
in hoitor rif Mrs- 112cClinchey's birth
rimy.
1v1r..and Mrs., Paul Cleave., with
Jimmie and Eric, are visi,tipg fri-
..en:ds:at .Bad ..Axe, J4ich.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Freckleton
:of Lucian were recent visitors with
Mr. , and Mrs. Geo. Casnpbcll.
,HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting of
the :Goundil :of the Township vt Hay
was held 'in the Town Hall, Lurch,
on Monday, November 611x., i•93a,
With :all the is -members yrrresent, After
adopting the Minutes •ef-the October
meeting tate :commnnicatl nn
disposed • of::
The followviing
Phone No. IC Jilt •' Tp<- That 'i1Texmet'Ee
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reeolutiens
Routledge be
were
were
'Massey- x ;arils Sibs and Seveice
;4 TIRES, BATTERIES- 11.:at:!Live and let Ilve Fria.
Order your pulmo 'and Grinder plat now and
.save escpresg, Kiel'' bot raplow deal W4cnild be
-pleased to dem: ethe:nceav No -.7 A. wales.
or ar lEreatillESWvatil yo -E.
Your. REPAIR Accoutirrs are past due; Mame maid-
fest
ar refest your appre a oil l settling 'before Oct, ion as
we NNW fray Payments tio, mese
Uied M .c`nery Always on Hall
Tel. Shop 149 O..LOP SONS
Res. 67
Au ci eth g? BET/
ash, tete'` to al "ttetateiatritlete d atial N0~4'ft i' S****154 44**etgRa,`1r" tea l
Capital Theatre
Goderich -. Phone 47
Now Playing -Wheeler Woolsey
and
in a riot of fun "So This Is Africa."
Mon., Tues., and . Wed. ,
"MOONLIGHT and
PRETZELS"
8 new Song Hits! 50 Beautiful Show
Girls
Dancing, Singing, Comedy and
Beauty!
JACK DENNEY and his WALDORF
ORCHESTRA
Roger Pryor, Mary Brian
Leo Carrillo
Class A. Entertainment for everyone
Thurs., Friday and Saturday ,
GEORGE ARLISS
The Superb Stage Star appears this 1
time in what is called his greatest 1
Portrayal. 1
"The King's Vacation" ,
With Patricia Ellis and Dick Powell j
Coming -"Midnight Club." ' I
Matinees -Wed. and Sat. at 3 p. m. <
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IN MEMORIAM
Waxen --Anna M. Worm: A.,trib
use of love to the memory of our
beloved sister who passed away eight
years ago, November llth, 1925.
Dearest Anna, you are gone but not
forgotten.
Your Loving Sisters and Brothers
appointed Collector of Taxes for the
Township of Hay, his remuneration
to be three per cent of all arrears of
taxes that he collects and pays to, the
Treasurer, ,and. that a Bylaw be pre-
pared for passing at the December
council meeting to confirm the ap-
pointment.
That By-laaw No. 11-1933 provid
ing for borrowing money to meet
current expenditures until taxes are
paid be read three times and finally
passed,
That accounts covering payment;
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gottschalk, of
Seafor'th, were visitors with friends
here the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haberer of
town entertained a number -of their
friends to a fowl dinner.
Mrs. Clare Merrier, of Windsor is
visiting with her husband at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merrier.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Mousseau en-
tertained to a wild fowl dinner on
Friday evening.
Mrs. W. Consitt of Hensall, and
Mrs. C. Eilber of town were Thurs-
day guests of Mrs. C. L. Smith.
Mr. Lloyd Eidt of St. Thomas and
r. Gordon Scott of Ingersoll, were
eek -end visitors at the Dominion
ouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Memel' Eilber and
wo sons, of Detroit, were week -end
visitors with Mrs. Eilber's parents,
)r. and Mrs. Jos. Routledge.
Mr. Jacob Deichert of town has
old the 50 -acres on the Blind Line
Iay, to Mr. Wm. Dieterich, for
1,425. Mr. Dieterich gets immediate
ossession.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Schwartz and
aughters Ruth and Doris; Mr. -and
lrs. Lloyd Geiser and son Orland of
Crediton, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mis. Ferdinand Haberer.
•Miss • Elizabeth Truemner and Mr.
/Naive Aulerich of Detroit, Mich.,
were week -end guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Prang. Mrs.
Arthur Aulerich who has been visit-
ing with her parents, returned with
them to the city,
DON'T FORGET the Baking and
Candy Sale which will be held at
Johnston & Kalbfleisch's store on
Saturday, November 25th. at 2.30
p.m, sharp. This sale is held under
the ausspice.s of the Luther League of
Zurich.
The Seventy-fifth anni.veeeary ceI-
ebration of St. Peter's Lutheran
Chucrh, Zurich, Sunday, November
the nineteenth, This -is to, he follow-
ed up by a special public Thankofi-
ering service, sponsored by St. Pet-
er's Women's Missionary Society on.
Monday. evening, November the 20th.
A pageant "The Gift Perfect" will
be presented. Everyone is cordially
on Town -hip Roads,_ Telephone and I invited to be present.
General accounts be passed as per
vouchers:
Township Roads -Dom. Road. Mchy
repairs crusher 5.15; H. Steinbach,
Z.P.V. 6.85; J. Park rd. 1, 10.40;
U. A. Pfile, •rd 14, 72.00; S. Martin
rd. 6, 6.00; G. Surerus, rd 9 2.40;
S. McA-rthur, rd 1, 6.00; Johnston &
Kalbfleisch, wire, rd 0, 1.20; W. J.
Jarrott, express 3.68; G. Brock, re-
pair account 1.00; Canada. Culvert
Co., corr. pipe rd 8', 55.30; 3. Sar-
aras rd 15, 168,:50•; N. Foster, rd.
6 42.40; R. Miller rd 9,, 549.40; T.
Steinbach rd 8 9.33; H. Bell rd. 3 $6
J. M. Ziler rd 10, 205.48; W. 3. Har-
vey, power, etc 306,9(x; Georm-
etrong rd. 2, 5.0,0e G. Tinney rd.
3; '7.48; Telephone Accounts -Zur-
ich Hydro, lights 2 months 3.57; B.
.iol`., error $10.00; Bell Tela. Co.,
tolls Aug. to Sept, 133.0.a; Northern
lectrie Co., material 165,03; Zurich
Central, • switching,: 5 weeks 85.00;
1conom. Fire Ins, Co., insurance cen-
tral office 24.00; H. G, H`ss, laboe,
etc., 155.06; E. R. Geuther, cartage
.65. Township Accounts -Zurich
sights town hall, 2 months' 2.60; F.
Galley, repairs'tciwn hall 2:55; Ont-
ario Hospital re C. ltupp 3 months,
39.00; Perth Fire Ins. Co., insur-
ance on hall 20.00; 'A; Melick, sea
:eating jurors 2.00; W. 11. Edighof-
er, sel. ,jurors 2:00; A. F. Hess, sea
Icting jurors • 5.00; WaterlooFire
ns. Co., insurance ball 21.00; Exet-
:r Agrieulrtural Society, grant 10.00;
I. Geiger, pay list re Zurich Drain
3optlt 7.45; E. Datars Sr., Weed
'nspeater 29,40; S, Hoffman, insp-
xctor Masse brain 1.00; 0. Melick,
ealance Alexander Award Dralr.,
The Council adjourned to meet s_ .
in en Monday, December 4th, 193:1
.1,.30 o'clock, -)n the afternoon.
;i, F. Hess, Clerk:
OBITUARY
Rev. E. D. Becker Passes at
Arnprior
The death of Rev. Emil D.. Backer
occurred at his home in Arnprior on
Thursday, November 2nd, at the age
of 69 years. He had been in. poor
health for some time and' went
throughthroueit operation shortly, previ-
ous to his passing. The late Rev.
Mr, Becker was born in New York
State and came with his parents to
New Hamburg when a boy, and. pre-
vious. to studying for the ministry he
had charge of the tailoring establish-
ment of Rieder and Rube; of that
place„ and since entering the minis-
try of the Evangelical Church lte-
held pastorates in Crediton, 4lilctmay,
Hanover, Elmira and Araptior, et
the later place he was also presiding
elder of the Ottawa Distriet.. He. al-
so spent two years in the Canadian
We.st in Evangelistic wont there,. He
was a forceful and Went.. preacher ;
and very evangelistic in..his discourse.
While at `Crediton he several times
assisi ed in revival meetings in the .
Zurich church, he vas a faithful pas-
tor in ministering, to his flecks. The
late Mr, Becker was married to
Sarah Melee , daughter; of the late
Rev. Joseph I3mbach of New: Ham-
burg. He is survived by his widow
three • sons, - Rev. Harrison Becker,
Elmira, 'N,Y. Gordon, of Hanover,
Eldon, at home and one daughter,
Mrs. Roi ert Johnston of Galt, The
remains were broeght„to Elmira, his
former charge before going to Arn-
prior. The funeral was conducted by
Rev. E. Burn of Zurich and Rev, J.
1?. Hauch of Stratford. A large cir-
cle of relatives and friends and soave
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Diamond and Wedding Rings
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WEDDING
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BE BEATEN FOR APPEARANCE, QUALI
AND PRICE.
SET FROM
RINGS FROM
BEAUTIFULLY
BOXED
$20.00 UP
$5.00' UP
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EMIALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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Cold Weather Nee
We have the Goods in stock that you require for the
Cold Weather, Stich as Wooler! Windhz`eakers, Wool
Blankets, Flannelette Blankets, Dress Goods, Fiarstl
ettes, Military Flannels, Etc., Etc.
Also Stockings, Socks, Mitts, Gloves, Mens, Bays and .
Childrens' Heavy Rubbers, Sweater Coats and Pal
Over Sweaters. Hardware, 'Halters and Harness
Repairs, Special Prices on Overalls and Shirts.
Highest Prices Paid for Good Bright Dried Apps
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON *i .ND.
R. N. DOUGLAS
ENIERAL IINEROHA IVT
PHONE t/ 97 BLA
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