Zurich Herald, 1942-04-02, Page 1Forty Second Year 0
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IN MEMORIAM
Stelck—In loving memory of Will-
iam H. Stelek, who passed away on
April 7th, 1918.
Beautiful memories he left 'behind.
Sadly missed by his wife and dal-
ghters Rose and Ella.
ETTY ANN BEAUTY
SHOPPE
A. Permanent Wave is always a
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:dn prices. Give us a call.
MRS. EDW GASCHO, Prop.
HIDSUMMER TIMETABLE
The timetable for the midsummer
H.S. Department examinations has
been issued. The first surbjejcjt for
Upper School is English Composition
starting June 17th. The High Sch-
ool Entrance examinations will cbe
held Thursday and Friday, June 25,
and 26th,
TI-IIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
NOTICE •
`We have recently installed a
-new Shelton Waving Machine
.and can serve the public now
'better than ever. Be sure and
give us a call.
MRS. FRED 1H1iiLE, Proprietress
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SPEED LIMIT TO BE 40 M.-H:s'
A Canadian Press despatch from
Ottawa says: "Munitions Minister
Howe, announcing a 40 -mile -an -hour
speed limit would become general
throughout Canada to conserve gaso-
line and rubber, told Canadian mot-
orists that when the' tires you have
are worn out, your motoring is over
until some considerable time after
the war ends.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We wish to announce that we have purchased the
business of W. H. Hoffman and Son and are in a
position to render courteous and efficient service
to Zurich and the surrounding community.
Our permanent aim is the rendering of a prof es--
lonal service with sympathy .and understanding,
holding sacred the trust reposed in us.
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IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of my dear hus-
band Charles Kalbiieisch, who passed
away two years ago, March 28, 1940.
Sweet is the spot where you are Iaid
Many a visit in silence is paid,
To say a prayer in remembrance of
thee
You are never forgotten, nor will you
ever be,
His loving wife, Matilda.
Was Laid to Rest
The funeral of the Iate1 ev. E.
Tuerkheirn last Wednesday afternoon
',ryas: very largely attended, and the
tion, the community and
all his beloved companion,
mourned the loss of what we think
a much needed citizen. But God's
ways are not our ways, and when
the Angel of Death calls us we must
answer our call. A very interesting
gentleman to meet at all times ,a1 -
ways ready to give of his services to
community welfare,. whether in dir-,
ect connection with his church or
not, and always was a big help to
such organizations or groups. We
do miss him greatly and his place
'will be hard to fill. We shall always
remember the many confidential
chats we enjoyed. with Mr. Tuerk-
beim about tho more serious par-
of life and the Iife beyond which he
is now enjoying "the blessings of a
heritage beyond comprehension.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
P and .G Soap, 4 bars .19c
tOxydol, large pkg..,,...,...:,................ z3c,
Coneau Soap, 3 bars for 1 9c
:Snow Flake ammonia, per pkg. 5c
Nugget shoe polish, per tin r 1 2c
'OS..S.:Scouring pad, 4 pads 14c. 8 pads ..,23c
Hawes floor wax, 1-1b. tin 45c
Ivory Flakes, large pkg. 27c
Chipso, large pkg---.... ,.. 27c
Javox Concentrate per bottle 1 5c
Bonarni, per box 1 4c
.Magic Blend, per bottle 1 Oc ..
Ivory soap 2 med. bars 1 3c. Large bars ......;1Oc
+'Cheese, half lb. pkg. 20c
:Blue Boy coffee, 1-1b- bag ....., 39c
Van Camp's Golden Bantam Corn, 2 tins 25c
WALLPAPER ,
See our New Wallpaper in Newest Designs for any
Room, yo uwish to decorate at lowest prices... Also
Room lots very cheap.
Curtain Nets by pair or by the yard. Also Frilled
. Curtains at all Prices.
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Phone T'40
The Council of the Township of
Stephen met in the Town Hall, Cre-
diton, on Monday the 2nd of March,
at 1 p.m. All members were present.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were -read and adopted on motion.
The Clerk reported he had receiv-
ed a cheque from the Provincial •Tre-
asurer for $4,763.08 as the 50 p.c.
subsidy allowance on the Road Ex-
penditure of the Township for the
year 1941.
A letter was received from J. V.
Ludgate, District Engineer of Muni-
cipal Roads stating that the Depart-
ment of Highways approves the Twp.
action in awarding the contract for
hauling ;Travel to Geroniette and Ire-
land.
Mr. F. C. Walker, Director of The
Blue Wter- Highway Association, ad-
dressed the Council nd asked for a
Grant to meet expenses in Publicity
Advertising. On motion the Coun-
cil made a grant of .$50.00.
Mr. G. E. Foist, Collector of taxes
Miss Myrtle Geiser of Dashwood,
silent Sunday with her friend Miss
Helve. Truemner 14th con.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil O'Rourke and
Leonard of Brucefield were Sunday
guests of ?Ir. and Mrs. Harold Over-
holt.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Gascho, Mr. Tile.
E. Gascho, and Mrs. Dorman Gascho
motored to Toronto on Monday for
a few days.
• Mr, and Mrs. 13. Horsecorta of the
Radio School, 'Clinton, were week -end
'guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
X. A. Addison,
- Pte. Lawrence Bedard who is at
present stationed as guardsman at
Niagara Falls, visited with his wife
'and parents over the week -end.
Mr. Wes Hughill is at present in
residence at the home of .Mr. and Mrs
A'. M:elick. The former being em-
ployed in the Zurich Creamery.
Mrs. Allan, who has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Alex. Mous-
seau for the past winter months has
returned to her home at Grand Bend.
County Constable Emmerson
Qverholt, Mrs. Overholt and family
of Goderich were Sunday visitors
•With Dr. and Mrs. W. 13. Coxon.
''Professor Herbert Kalbfieisch of
1:,Ontlon and family were Sunday vis-
itors -at-the home of his sister, Mr.
d `Alerts. 'Whitney Brokenshire, of
town.
• Mrs. Ward Fritz, accompanied by
Mrs. W. B. 'Coxon, Mie. Howard
Klopp and Miss Martha Heideman
motored to London on Monday on
business.
Mrs. (Rev.) R. Whiteside of ,Tan-
etville, Ont; her daughter Dr. Mrs.
Gray and husband Professor Grey of
Toronto, were week -end visitors at
the home of the former's brothers and
sister, the Williams Fancily. Dr. Mrs
Gray is engaged in the lablrtories of
the Bantung Institue, while ;Professor
Gray is a teacher at •the, Toronto Uni-
versity.
CLEAN UP
Our Village Fathers are making
an appeal to citizens to remove their
large ash piles which have accumal-
ted the past six months, and are any-
thing but pleasant to the eyet o be-
hold, and die time is about here
now for a clean-up. Some complaint
has been tirade as to the deteriation
of the telephone poles around which
this is being usually dumped. A by-
law of the Township strictly prohib-
its the act of dumping ashes on the
highways, and all that is needed is
to enforcethis by-law and our streets
would be crea:rred up quite rapidly.
gave his report of collections to date Most people have plenty of room in
and on motion was extended to the their back yards for their traditional
25th of March. pile of rashes; just why they have not
Motion, that 13y -law No_ 567 to become acustomed in depositing them
:intend by -Laws Nos, 475 and 02
.vtth reference to the salaries of the
Clerk and Treasurer having been
read three times be passed and sign-
ed by the Reeve and Clerk and- the
.;col of the Corporation attached
thereto.
Motion, that by -yaw No, 568 to ap
point Stewart Webb and Geo. West-
lake, constables for the Township of Daslievood last Thursday, March 26,
Stephen for a period of one year ` in her $'Ttlt year after a lengthy ill -
without remuneration, having beeny g y
read. three -tines be passed and sign-
ed by the Reeve and Clrkr and the
Seal of the Corporation attached
thereto.
Motion, that the Treasurer be em-
powered to invest $1000,00 in the :Se-
cond Victory Loan in the name of
hr
Municipality.
Mr, M. W. Talfer gave his report
to the Council as to the result of the
audit of the Treasurer's books, whi-
"•,a wee adopted ,on motion of Roy
Ritz nd N. Schenk, and the Clerk
was instructed ' to order the usual
number of the Auditor's Reports to
be printed.
. e' goodly number of aecounts were
pawed, and the Council djourned to
meet again in the Town Hall, Cred-
iton, on Monday, the. 611t day of
April e942 at 1 pan,
there we do not know, probably it
is another of those things wo call
"our liberty."
OBITUARY
Late Mrs. Bertha Stacey
Dask ood Mrs. Bertha Stacey
passed away at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Hoffman in
Herbert X. Silber,, Twp, Clerk,
pass She was `porn in Hullett Twp.
and has been a resident of the vill-
lage for the pate: 50 years. She also
resided at Farquhar. Slie was unit-
ed in marriage to Thomas Stacey in
1877, who predeceased her 56 years
ago. She was a member of the Zion
Lutheran church, She is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. Henry Hoff-
man of Dashwood; two sisters, Fan-
nie Preeter of Dashwood; Mrs. Lena
Willert of Centralia; four grandchil-
dren, Mrs, Nom maty Evane of Kitch-
ener; Mrs, J, M. Tiernan, Gertrude
and. Harry Hoffman of Dashwood,
and four great grand children. A
private funeral service was hold from
her daughter's reeidonce, Dashwood
on Monday at 2 pen. followed by a
public service in Zion Lutheran crh-
urch at 2.30 pen. Infitgnient was
made hi Exeter Cotnc.tr+ry, itov. Theo
Luft Orli; sating.
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BLUE COAL
4-1.30: Rosedale AIberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke,
The Roe Farms Milling Co,
Miller Creek, Etc.
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid for
Eggs according to Grade
Pone 10 - Hensall
Good Used Cars
ARE GETTING SCARCE
We have a large assortment of high class used cars
equipped with Tires like new. Most of our Cars
have original finish and spotless interior and some
with very low guaranteed mileage.
IT PAYS TO INVESTIGATE
FORDS
1941 DeLux Coach, 6000 miles
1940 Coach, 15,000 miles
1938
1938
1938
1934
1933
1932
1034
1031
1921
1931
1034
1029
DeLux Coach.
De Lux Sedan
5 Passenger Coupe.
Coach.
Coach, 4 cylinder
Coach 4 cylinder
Roadster V8.
Coaches (2)
Coaches (3)
Half -ton Truck.
1's Ton Truck..
A Coupe.
CHRYSLER MAKE
1940 Dodge Coach
1938 Dodge Coach
1936 Dodge Sedan
1935 Dodge Coach
1936 Dodge Coach
1039 'Plymouth Coach
1929 Plymouth Coach.
CHEVROLET
1939 Sedan, green 16,000 mile=
1939 Coach, low Mileage
1939 Sedan, Dark Blue.
1938 Standard Coach 23,000.
1937 Standard Coach.
1935 Standard Sedan.
1934 Coach
1930 Sedan
1937 Half -ton Truck.
1937 Pontiac Sedan.
WARD FRITZ
USED CAR SALES.
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