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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1943-03-11, Page 84 � r eiN �e +►. • To the Men who Till the Soil 4. s With the changing of the Seasons, we will need 4. better equipment. How about your work shoes or 4 48. a this occasion. You should see E. H. Ediighoffer 1 • 3• about them before you buy. We carry the kairious line of Greb Work Shoes for men. This line has 4 4 stood the test for years. At moderate prices, con- sidering quality. .t, We also have Q;_fords in black and brown calf also in black Vici Kid. These Oxfords are made with genuine C-oodyear Welt Soles in med. and + narrow toes. If it is quality shoes you want E. H. Edighoffer has them. 4. In Shoe ir Re aing P g we give you the best money can + b.uy. Give us a call, our prices are right. 4. 4. E. EL. E DIGH OFFERIt CANADIAN WAR SERVICES FUND needs $5,500,000 fM 1 P CANADA TO PRESERVE HER FREEDOM, LIBERTY, DEMOC- RASARY, AND ALL THAT WE HAVE by Buying, WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Dead and Disabled Animals REMOVED PROMPTLY Phone: Collect: Exeter 235. Seaforth 15 DARLING and CO. Of CANADA LTD. (ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY) 11604444+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4.++++++++.4+ f• 5—X Brand Sh WE ARE JUST UNLOADING A CARLOAD OF 5-x CEDAR 4 SHINGLES AND WOULD ASK ANYONE IN NEED OF THESE ±4 +SHINGLES TO ACT QUICKLY, AS THE SUPPLY MAY BE L1M- SED. t 7E HAVE CONSIDERABLE SHAVINGS SUITABLE FOR BEER + ING STOCK AND OTHER PURPOSES FOR SALE BY THE t RUCK LOAD, , ACTQUICK? 4 sJ # C. K 4\. L a: L. I C_ 1PHONE69 .~ ZURICH 414++++++++++++++++++44+++4/+++++++++++4.4+++++++++++++ 14+++++ +++++++++++ 44+++4/++ ++++++++•a.4++++++++++++t+ x7 1 HARDWARE .- SEEDS and FURNITURE Brooder House foal We have been fortunate to purchase a Car of Chestnut Hard Coal for use in Brooders and Colony House Heating, which we will let our Customers have in reasonable quantities for that purpose. We obtained special permission to purchase this coal. ilPAINTS! PAINTS! We carry a full line of the Well Known end Tried and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS Plumbing, Evetroughing and Tinsmithing Our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hardware al- ways on hand. Also a fine display of Furniture, Matt- resses, Springs, Beds, Etc., in stock. SEEDS! SEEDS! We are in the Market for Good Quality Alsike, Timothy Clover Seeds, Etc. (I, WEIDO STADE ZURiCH QUALITY — PRICE ONT. SERVICE 0 0 0 w ZURICH tip. 911111/1111lllllllllll111111111110/1 III1110IIIIIIIIIIII1111/liiillllllllliH+Hlllilillil It 1 it IIIIIIIIHi111i1111111tlllll 11111110iltlllilll(IIIfIIIIIIIIIIiIII81111GL';;;Hlllllll' &metros tracery More WE ALWAYS CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH GROCERIES ON HAND PUR°aASED FROM. THE LEAD- ING WHOLESALE HOUSES, OWING TO UNSETTLED CONDITION; WE ARE NO Qu Y"INC, ANY PARTICULAR PRICES BUT CAN ASSURE ';r. PUBLIC, GOOD VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY WITH QUALITY AND. PRICES AT THE VERY BEST Merano Oesch PRDUCE WANTED. 'Zurich; Phone 165 101 11 1 i i ilt 1111181111,1 Raiff #,Illiti3011itiOnoulltuutittif, ITEMS OF LOCAL IWTERFSTI. LOCA, MARKETS I,S Very few fish are being caught in - the ice at Lake Huron this winter / (t`.orreetedW Mr, '1. Harry Hoffman of Dash- wood'made a business trip to town en Monday. FAIR DATES SET The executive of the Bayfield Ag- ricultural Society met on the 25th of February and decided to hold their annual Fall Fair on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 28th and •29. Prize lists to be out by July 1st,The annual masquerade and donee wrtl be held in the Town Hall, Bayfield on Wednesday April 28th. The net proceeds to be donated to the Red Cross. Appointed Postmaster Mr. William A. Siebert has receiv- ed word from Ottawa that he has been officially oppointed as Post- master for Zurich. Mr, Seibert who is considered a very efficient man at the work, has been practically running the local post office for the past eleven years, and previously he served about four years on the Can- adian Mail Department, drstributing mails on the railway trains. We are pleased to announce that Mr. Siebert has been permitted to continue on in the Zurich Postofiice. SUCCESSFUL COURSE The farm machinery school whchi was held in the Township Hal,1 Var- na, recently under the auspices of the Ontario Department of Agricult- ure, Clinton, was largely attended (by both junior and senior fanners Many topics of interest and value were discussed'.alI of' which were in. structive. Zurich Red Cross News The sewing quota which the Zur heli Branch of the Red Cross Soc- iety received some time ago, -has, been completed and the following ar- ticles were shipped to headquarters: ( everp ednee• -Butter, creamery . Butter, dairy .. Eggs, dozen Chickens, live lb. Chickens, dressed Ib Wheat, bush.... Oats, •bushel ....... Barley, bush. ... Buckwheat, (bush. ... Flour, cwt. , Pastry flour at mill Shorts and bran, ton Middlings, ton , , . ........... 38 28,26,21,20 15-22 • ...... 2048 1.10 50c 70 65c 2.60, 2.75 25 -Ib .... G5c ...... 30.00 lution to the problems of home mar- keting. Grace +Stelck was in charge of recreation. The next meeting is to be held at Roland Geiger's. Every- body welcome. THE MOPS COME MARCHING ON J Taking their cues from the WAA CS and WAVES, homemakers who are doing their bit behind the fry- ing pan, washing machine and bas- inette, are banding themselves togeth er in the "Maternal Order of Pat- riots". .MOPS, to you! Read about them in The American Weekly with this Sunday's March 14, issue of The DetroitSunday Times. $12,300 TO RED CROSS ' The warden's committee of Huron County council which has charge of the allotment of patriotic' funds has Ypted $12,300 to the Cariu.a2an Red Voss Society. The 'suni of $500 was voted -to the Queen's Can. Fund for Air Raid Victims and ;8500 to the British War Victims Fund. The pro- perty committee decided to redecor- ate the main courtroom .of -the court- house. HAS 93rd BIRTHDAY • petal bed -gowns, 50 surgical towels ladies slips, 20 b(ebrated his 93rd birthday He t 00 ladies blouses 50 jackets, 20 hos- 50 ladies shirts, 511 Walter NIn ,--, of Bruceheirl, cel- abies' nightgowns, 1 baby kim- ono, 2 wash cloths, 1 pr. leather mitts 29 large quilts, 1 crib quilt, 207 bens rolled bandages. RATION BOOKS DELIVERED .. Total number of Ration Book No. 2 issued in this district is 9,575. The Local Ration ,Board wishes to thank all those who gave so freely of their time •and to compliment them on the competent manner in which they handled this distribution. The foll- owing numbers of books were distri- buted at the different centres: Exe- ter 2,928; Zurich 1,722; Hensall 1,- 585; Centralia 474; Crediton 819; Dashwood 996; Elimville 492, Grand Bend 559.—Exeter Times -Advocate. Auto Accident/ Monday During swirling the storm afternoon onlast, when was practically zero, hree Exeter people were injured in a motor coll- ision a mile or so north of Birr. Mr Charles Mason and Mr and Mrs. Jno Cox were returning from London, when their car collided head an with a truck belonging to T. W. Wrighton of London, and driven by A. Lucas, of that city. Mrs. -Cox was seriously injured while the injuries of Mr Cox and Mr. Mason were not so bad. Mr Mrs. Cox were both removed to St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Farm Forum The Unique Farm Forum press correspondent regrets omitting last week's report in the paper. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs E. Krueger with a very good attend- ance. fir, Alf. Melick was the guest speaker. He spoke very ably and from experience on the subject on the subject. Mr './'hos. Meyers was in charge of a Geography Contest after which a delicious Lunch was enjoyed by all. On Monday evening, iMlar, 8th, the Unique Farm Forum met at the home of Morris Durand, Roland Geiger spoke on problems of the Horne .Market. After which be took charge of group discussions. The Porum almost unanimously believe that the Co-operative is the only so - e acus his good health and takes ssll ra a keen interest in the current events of the day. He was born in Scotland, coming to- Canada when six years of age, and with the exception of a few weeks spent in the west, has been a continuous resident of the Brucefield district. During the sum- mer months he spent part of the time with relatives in Hensall. Wal- ter McBeath, of the 'Tuckersmith Telephone System, is a son, and Mrs John R. Murdock, of the 2nd con- cession Stanley Twp. a daughter. NEW COACH APPOINTED Miss Helen McKercher, of Sea - forth, who has been the ient Home Economics coach under the Ont. Dept. of Agriculture for the Counties of Perth, Wellington, Mid- dlesex and Dufferin for several years has entered the service of the Wrens and has reported to Galt for train- ing. She will be succeeded by Miss Marjorie ICarroll of Mitchell, whose fatherthe high vschoolaatrMitcheloll is lprincipal Car- roll who received ,her public graduat- school education at Mitcell, graduat- ed from Macdonald Institute, Guelph and received her Bachelor of Huse - hold Science degree at the University of Toronto,, HELPED TO RESCUE EDDIE RICKENBACKER .Lieut Wm. J. Hall, son of a Hen - sail native, has been identified as the marine medical officer who played an important role in the epic rescue of Capt. Eddie IRickenbacker and his party from the Pacific. Lieut, HalI,is credited with saving the life of one of the party and tending two others after being flown to •the lonely Pac - ificc island where some of Ricken- backer's crew had been tossed ashore His mother is the former .Rose Yung. Mutt, daughter, of the late' Geo. Yun- gbiutt, She ' married Joseph H. Hall of 14c'tees 'Mock., Pa., in Homan, and lived them for some years after her marriage. Lieut Hall is a nephew of Mrs. James W. Bonthron, of Hen- sail and cousin of Pte, .Harold Bon- thron, at London Th-gtrsday, -March YOUR JHardwa,e and Furniture • STOBE YOUR SEASON'S RE >c We Always Carr a .l~'ull, QIi�IR IV[.ENTS both Shelf and Irle�v Line i°� the Best of 4 .Furnaces, and; all Heatinganle Hardware; Stoves, Offer You Good Suggestions Equipments. � Let� . Ur Some Good Used -Heaters at Very Reasonable PrLine. cbs FURNITURE 4. 46 See � o Couches and Dinnette Suit 4 . of all the Home Requirements °� Alava ; s Always keepa Good Stock of New and the Very Latest -) in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices .1" sidered. Let us show you our Beds, S . quality My cCots- ess, `l Dining, Room Suites, Springs, Mattress, Occasional Chairs Rockers, E SLIGHTLY USED ' FUTURE For the more conservative Ymany a dollar as we have purchaser we can Sava fine assortmentf Slightly Used tFurniture that will give you big valuefo for your Money. Drop in and look these over andet aur Remarkable Low Price*S 1 Johnston doKalbfieisch ,, Hardware & Furniture, Phone CII 444.4.:p 4.44.4.44.4.4444444.4 44.4 i�44+++++4�#�k ++.44�g ., � ,Gy**�►f d + + +4. 4 4. 4- All Ingredients Usedare of the Highest. 4. ALL CONFECTIONS — Quality Our Store will be closed each Wednesday EveningvM Eckel's Bakery -- . Zurich • :ch Telephone . 100 **4434444+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++44+++++++++., 44+++++++++., .,i dF++++.I..p..I,.E++++++4 TRY E CKEL'S owil Talk" 13read i also CHOICE VARIETY OF CAKE, PIES, AND SWEET GOODS. 1 GENERAL INSURgNCE EXCEPT LIFE Fire, Auto, Casualty Fidelity, Etc, Andrew F. Hess, L_ Zurich Local Representative Zurich 0*********w*r0+r40w0411111lr►ow1110 ,011/410` 0 deed Oieaning Our Equipment for Seed Cleaning is always avail- able, and in good condition. be to do this work for you, all seeds and 1 r Pleased ains for Spring Seeding... Please arrange to; have th s done early before the big rush. COLONY HOUSE CHESTNUT We have Received a Cao of Chestnut Coal ofr 'use in Colony and Brooder Houses for such purpose... Houses, which we will sell Four Chick Feeds The Chick Starter Season is with us again and we have all the called for Feeds such as Oat Hulls,PeatMoss, Sugar Copra, Grit, Oyster Shell, Char- coal, Etc., Etc, L. SCIij1b aiwesea�w MwA�IUlsosw,la,a,�M+lIaAIM�s111 3