Zurich Herald, 1933-12-14, Page 5BUS1NEss CAS
"DLEY E..HoIMES
:8IIRRRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PUBLIC, ETC.
,1fA10E—Hamilton. Street, Just oft
if $quare, GODI+ U C31, O, tad°.
6511 riial Attentions to Councel and.
Court Work.
;i lr• ,,.olmee may be consulted at OF FARM PROPERTY
G41'deliid by Phone, aaasd ll' a°'1me On Lot 7, Concession 9, Hay Town -
charges reversed. ship e 3'/a 'miles sourish of Zurich Road
,on Babylon Line, on
SATURDAY, DECEM13ER 16. 1933
row vows
Wants, For Sale, Loot,
Found Notice, Etc.. Ado
KIS Tota Velitl*1P
AUCTION SALE
Dr. 1. I. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D B.
DENTAL SURGEON
At D1.EEITZi BLOCK—ZURICH
Revery Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HAI:ULEI13' S BLOCK,
BASRW'JOD
Every Ioraday,, Tuesday and
'Wednesday
Wined Auctioneer
For Huron and Middlesex "
AM IN A POSITION TO CON- Saw Logs Wanted. Ash
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Elect y Auction Sale, regardless
to size or article to sell. .I so11C1% and Rock Elm. Act Quic
C ‹e ibfleisch Zur
Commencing at 2.00 o'clock p.m.
Farre consisting of 50 acres more
or less, being South Half of Lot 7,
Concession 9, Hay Township. There
is. on the premises a bank barn 40x65
driving shed, frame house with kit-
then, orchard, some fruit trees, well
drained and well fenced, plenty of
water, 31/2 acres of hardwood bush.
Balance well seeded down in grass.
TER MS =10 % • ion day o2 sale,
Balance in 30 days.
Arthur Weber, Auotioneer.
Adel.bert Smith, Pearce Farwell,
Executors.
WANTED
vont business, and if not satisfied ' to I'. . n ,
make no charges for Services en- __,__ ..._ _.___._...._.._—_
NOTICE
TO LADIES!
, Hickory,
ck. Apply
tel
WEBER—Dashwood
Thoeue18-57.
popular
]� lin our New Beauty Parlor, in the
Juri�Vhs
We are now ready to do business
Oesch Block.
We have insiailed a
e i3iu- new large modern Hairdryer and will.
FLAry�1 1J L�l appreciate your patronage. Call 130
..m
s vfor appointments.
Let Us supply you with the'
Mrs. E. Gesell°, Zurich.
very !Choice of Fresh and Curi-
sed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages, — —
Etc., always.. on hand._. Kept
mesh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
.Yungblut San
F,BVICI'
FARM FOR SALE
On Blind Line, Hay Township, con-
sisting of 100 acres; 15 acres are
sown to fall wheat, 30 acres plow-
ing done. There is on the farm good
buildings, two neverfailing spring
Wells, farms is well fenced and well
drained.
Also Part Lot 26, Concession 10,
Hay Township, containing 25 acres,
partly under cultivation, balance in
grass- Above farms can be pur-
'Why We have the $etter chased separately if desired. Apply
to Proprietor,
Class Of Customers John McBride, R.R. 1, Zurich.
R CLASS GOODS, U. S. Lei
111XITERIES MOBILE OIL MAR
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.LUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES
JOID TUBES, GENUINE 1GPiiT101+i PRODUCE WANTED
?arts, lriahning and Mechanical Work
No, We are now in. a position to take
.are to Micrometer Settings, cream and eggs at my home at Zur-
waoss work. Watch the thattell, for which we will pay highest
liTOP M WEIN'S, They aro all HIGH market prices. We will grade your
eggs as we receive them, and pay ac -
CLASS CLIENTELE•
cording to grading. give us a trial.
First house south of Dominion Hotel
T. H. Meyers, Phone 116, Zurich.
WANTED
LOCAL NE!S
Mr. Calvin Williams anf sister,
Miss Ethel, and Mrs. W. C. Wagner
motored to London on Friday'.
Born ---In Stanley Township on
December. 12th, to Mr. and 'Mrs.
Dennis Corriveau, a daughter.
Mrs. D. Witmer of Exeter, is vis-
iting with her father, Mr. Jacob
Koehler of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Goseho .and
Milton Oesch motored to London 0X'
Tuesday.
Misses Cathern and Mary Merner
and Jack motored to London oil Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Dinsmore treat-
ed their friends to a fowl dinner re:-
curtly.
e-cently.
Hay Council meets on Friday of.
thisweek, Dec. 15th, this will be the
final general business meeting ,be
fore nomination which comes a week
later.
.1VIr. and Mrs. H. Yungblut, .and
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Yungblut motored
to Goderich on Wednesday where
they attended the, funeral of a rel-
ative.
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ONTARIO
Wain Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCI .
'THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE 0'= ANY CANADIAN MUT-
VAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO.
Amount of Insurance at i7 on"Dec.
31st, 1932, $17,880,729.
etb
'.total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$221,978.991-
litates---•$4.56 per $1,000 for 3 years
E. F. K1opp--Zuricl'
Meat, Also Dealer is Lifilateing Roils
an all hinds of'Fire 1a19m:toe
LIVE `'
POU LT I
WANTED
prase every Day tUR 8 e"a:I*ck., p.an
Cit fend Pewit name uacrninf
w]ten brought ke.
iSghest Casa Prices
;1 Ski FOR—
CREW
AND EGGS
W. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 84 Zt ikeb
Mrs. CIare Merner who spent a
few weeks with her husband here,
has returned to London.
Mr. C.- E. Zurbrigg, Optometrist,
wishes to advise the public that he
will during the winter months be.
at Hess' Jewellery Store on Wednes
day •afternoons instead of Tuesday
evenings as foranelly.
'Messrs. William Sparks and Llody
Scotchmer of the Bronson Line, St-
anley, were visitors to the Royal
Winter Fair, at Toronto, arta were
greatly impressed with the wonder-
ful exhibits shown there.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Facey and Mrs.
E. Sippel of Tavistock spent a few
days at the homes of Mr. George
Clausius of the Goshen, and at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Claus-
ius of the Blind Line.
The weatherman has been' giving
us a big variety the past week. Ov-
.r the week -end we experienced
_ - _1 , .-.1 . 1• , ••ti ter
weather, while to -day,
Wednesday,
C. ;1..
ilia:: sic , ..
should slip along nicety_ ,
Mr. L. W. Hoffman, gent's furn-
ishings, is holdi;ag a one week spec-
ial sale of merfihandise, the sale be-
:in.rine- lac; :aiturc]ny and ending
this Saturday. Mr. Hoffman £ s a
s
been successful in disposing n
large amount •of goods, and would
advise. the public .who are looking for.
some real bargains to come in this
week „during this sale.
Judge Costello of Goderich. was in
town last Monday evening, revising
the municipal voters' lists.
Rev. G. F. Haist, who was pastor
of the Evangelical Church, Zurich,
forty years ago, passed away at Lov-
eland, Colorada recently, at a ripe
old age.
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LOCAL ` NEWS
:Mr, and Mrs. Chris.. Harrell of
l3rueefield called ` on :Mr. and Mrs.
John Douglas one day last week.
Found—In Zurich a small sum of
money. Owner coir Have sarin by
Proving property and paying for this
adv. Apply to Herald C f ce,
Yungblut & Son, butchers had
dee supply of fresh lake llur'on her.'-
ing, in their store lest week. rflris
is rather unusual at this time of the
year. They were caught et Grund
Bend with gill nets. But just re-
cently Mr. Well. Johnston of town
has been fishing with one of his trap
nets in the lake and brought in some
real nice fish.
A CORRECTION
In last week's issue we made men-
tion that Friday Dec. 15th was the
last day to pay taxes in Hay Town-
ship without being per e- ilized. This
Should have been Thursday, Dec. 14,.
to -day, and if you miss it to -day you
will be called upon to pay an addit-
ional three per cent, and the longer
you wait the higher it gets, till at
last the tax collector will have 'every
thing you got, and you.. will be for
the stall timber's if you do not pay'
what is writted against you, But
our advise would be by all means pay
your taxa. ;..:d a:aid all this tro-
Uble.
IM9eaasosM01i99 eameo•o froseavoimeemoimosimpeose
COST OF ASSIZES
Costs of the recent assizes of
Bruce County court amounted to
$1,100. This was .spent for jurymen
constables and crown witnesses. The
scut of $130.68 was distributed to
the grand jury; $835.41 to members
of the petit juries; -$72.05 to con-
stables.
THE HERALD'S.JOB DEPARTMENT
la ever readyto serve the pub•
411 a
with Commercial and fine
-tinting. Get our prices be-
" leaving; yott • codes else.
Alir1y,
The Bethany Sisteri Sunday School
class, of the Evangelical church, held
a social evening at the home of their 'children of Kitchener spent Sunday
Bion- with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker, sr.
teacher, Mr. Emerson !"abet,
son Line, last Wednesday evening'. Mrs. 14laurice Andersen and son
accompanied by their husbands. A Carl are visiting friends in London
lovely social evening was spent. .A this ,week,
few remarks of welcome from Mr. On Friday evening, December 8,
Gabel to their home, gave the visitors a very enjoyable evening was spent
a welcome spirit. A short program :at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
was provided for, including every Walper on the Bronson Line.
member giving the birthday offering The occasion was a birthday party
towards the expenses of the church, •r honor of their con Melton. About
Lunch was served and a hearty vote
of thanks wes tendered to Mr. and
Mrs. Gabel for their kind hospitality.
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STOCK FOODS
Keep your Stock and Poultry Healthy this Winter by
using Our Various Brandsan
dsof Stockand Poultry Fo
ods,
and Laying Mashes, None Better on the
Maarkets To.Day !
COAL COAL
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ARE AT THE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES to
Implement Eepairs
WHY BUY JOBBERS REPAIRS WHEN YOU
CAN BUY THE GENUINE AT THE SAME
PRICES
"We do Custom Seed Cleaning"
Agency for McCormick -Deering Machinery Repairs.
L. Schilbe & Son
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WVMMAWt is lir ; ' 'i 1 t oA.W '
Dr. Lorne S. Tiernan 01 Dublin,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Tiernan.
Miss Ella Martinson spent the we-
ek -end with her parents in Elmira.
• Mr. G. Keeler spent the week-
end in Mitchell.
. Mr. Harry Cook of Toronto, spent
Sunday with Miss A. Tiernan.
'• It'irs. F. Preeter and raise Greb of.
the 14th Con., spent the week -end
in Brantford.
lir. and Mrs. Cunningham of Gu-
elph, spent the week -end with Mr.
and Idrs. L.'llorenz.
1', e extend congr !ta l itiv to Mrs
11oncroft in v innie a pre ° for m
1 t r. 1, 1 -,
at the contest given by the Women's
Inst ute 11 ... `i -. 1
irs..1.
Schroeder. der pert t .<, week.-; a6
end with her da ,gh.ci' in New Ham -
So -me sneak thieves entered the
:a� a
el' 1r. T. :i ,1.� •;,ft by prr r.n
a
r•; steeple out on Cunclay night and'
eerie ; : 1:a�'.> of floi'r. No trace of
the thieves have been found.
Mr. Aaron Oestreicher entertained
hi, Nutley School class to a ban -
Tuesday evening.
• Mn. and Mrs. R. J. Eckstein and
Selling Out
Mr. Menno Oesch of. Zurich, has
purchased the 31'lurdt grocery stock,
fixtures, etc., and is moving same to
Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. .Murch have
been in the grocery business for sev-
eral years, having run a stere where
R. Tasker now has his tobacco store
and pool room, and they have been
about seven years where they are
nine, ire the Sloane Block, and have
built up a nice business. They will
continue to reside in Clinton, where
Mr. Murch has a avail route and Mr:H. Murch is on the postoffice staff—
Clinton
tagClinton News Record.
Roman Catholics Lead
Zurich DryStore
Christmas Presets
We have many Articles in our
Store which will make very
suitable
Chris* }t"Aa t
WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
GIFT STA � ION ° RS
FOUNTAIN PENS, CAMERAS AND
PERFUMES.
See Our Toilet Sets and Mani-
cure Sets
WE ALSO HAVE A BEAUTIFUL VAR-
IETY OF CHRISTMAS CARDS AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
We also have, Saphine Anti -Moth Discs.
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7b relatives and friends were Pres -1 �9
ent A splendid program was arran- I $ s J. MacKinnon, Zurioh
god. Progressive euchre was much
enjoyed, the high pities being won
Very Cheap Fish
Mose Robins, clothing merr:hant
and exporter of fish, Gocin•ic;h. re-
cently sought to find out just how
much Lake Huron's finest trout
by Miss Grace Pepper and Ervin AP I rk�5� F • FAV WAR � Fgv" � � kj
Rader and the consolation prizes by
Miss Selma Racier and Elgin Merner.
A dainty lunch was then served after
which Melton was then asked to take
a seat of honor. Mr, and Mr's. Os -
would bring on the New York riiar car Klopp (who are Melton's spons-
ket so he made a test shipment acid; ors) brought in a birthday cake bea-
now has the information, to his sor-
row. The fish, the finest caught this
year, netted him 21/, cents a pound.
He shipped 110 pounds and the com-
mission house allowed him .10 cents
a pound or $11.00. But here are the
deductions: Commission $1.65, ex-
press $4.23, duty $1.65, cafta;'e
cents, exchange and discount on
cheque 30 cents, of $8.08 all told,
netting $2.29 for 100 pounds of fish.
This, of course does not alto ar;'
thing for the labor of packing, to say
nothing about the• fishermen. 11r.
Robins established, however, that it
doesn's pay to ship fish to New
York at present time.
Huron Old Boys
Leading religious denominations in
Canada at the 1931 census were as
follows: according to a statement by
the Dominion bureau of statistsics:
Ronan Catholic, 4,285,388; United
;Church 2,.17,3'75; .Anglican 1,635,615
Presbyterians, 870.,728; Baptists, 433
;341; Lutherans, 394,194; Jews 155,-
614; ''Greek Orthodox, 102,389; Men-
ItionilEes, 88,736; colaf'ueiatas, antlBad-
dhists, 3%871; Salvation Army, 30,-
71; Pentecostal 213,301. The chief
religious denomination of the French
Herman Catholic, the number profes-
aing that church connection being
2,849,0.9.6., The French also include
:he, fcallowiirr Vied Church, 28,-
J1,
8, -
w �eran`�:'to.xn*ke the neeessaL arra'Oements, eiior 0eruetc:ry.
O,,fd,,+l ;; 13apiists. 71� s
Presbyterians'
utifully decorated end with 17 light-
ed candles. Norman Walper, a bro-
ther, then read an appropriate ad-
dress to which Melton ably replied.
After the singing of "For He's a Jolly
Good Fellow" a Grand March was
led by Mr. Ted. Walper of Exeter.
Melton was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts and the guests all
joined in wishing him many returns
of the day.
Elect New Officers
Dr. H. J. Hodgins, former ea -
forth resident, was elected president
of the Huron Old Boys' Association
of Toronto, at the annual meeting
held on Tuesday evening last in the
City Dairy Recreation Hall, M. Prin-
gle, retiring president, presided. E.
Floody was re-elected secretary for
elected
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Other
officers ors
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' 32nd time.
the
included: Vive pres., Geo. E. Ferg-
uson, W. A. Campbell, Harry A. Mar-
tin,
na ,
A.
Buchanan,
tin, Geo. R. Dane, W.
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Chesney,
Mrs.
H.
B.
Mrs. G. M. y,
Creath, Mrs. Geo. R. Dane, Mrs. W.
A. Buchanan, Mrs. A. E. Forbes,
Miss L. Bryans, Mrs. D. • D., Wilson;
assistants secy, Miss S. Walker; n
ancial secretary R. S. Sheppard;
tre-
asurer, D. D. Wilson; chaplain, Rev
R. C. McDermid; organist, M�r•s. fly
Martin; auditors, H. I. Morrish and
has
S. M. V�icherts. The association
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decided to publish an autl,eritis and
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of Huron. rA committee we fornne0
comprehensive history of th Comity
Charles Stephan Ends Life With
Bullet Through Head
A short time before he was to have
sat down to a birthday dinner in
honor of his son-in-law the lifeless
body of Charles Stephan, 6S year old
farmer, living two and a half miles
south-west of this village was found
in his workshop on his faun, Beside
the ,body was a 32 -calibre revolver,
one shot from which the victim had
fired through his head. Early Sun-
day morning Mr. Stephan had been
attending to a sick animal in his barn
and when he failed to appear at noon
a search was started by members of
the family. When he could not be
that he went
ret
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located it was thoug
to a neighbor. The birthday dinner
had been arranged in honor of J.
at
wife
Heckman who lives with his
Stephen en
Town-
ship.
the Stephan Home in p
ship. ' Coroner Dr. J. P. O'Dwyer of
Zurich was called, and decided that
no inquest would be held. The body
was also viewed by Dr. R. H. Taylor
and Provincial Constable McCoy
Goderich. Surviving Mr. Stephan are
are his widow, five sous, one daught-
er, Mrs. Heckman, and three sisters.
Ill health is blamed for, Mr.. Stephan
..Ji Anglicans fallowing:.
22�,3.ia;
taking his life. The fancier wok
Lutherans place on Tuesday afternoon to Ex-
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