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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, 'JANUARY 18 1944
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LOS ANGELES 53, CALIFORNIA
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At
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OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
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Cold Weather
Is just around the Corner: Prepare!•now for it
We have a good Stock of Fall and Winter Merchan-
dise on our Shelvesstock:
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Ladies' House Dresses, Aprons, Stockings, also
Ladies Oxford Shoes and Rubbers.
Men's Underwear, a large range of Work Socks,
Boots and Shoes. All kinds of Rubbers for Men
including the haeav`yLumbermen's Rubbers.
Pioneer Feeds for your -Stock and Poultry
Purity and -Robin Hood Fleur always on hand'.
Give us a Call!
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
ME BLAKE ST
Edmund Swartaentruber, !Prop. Phone: 11-97
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IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory 'a dear wife;;
I of and mother, Mrs. Dan Gascho, who
passed away. one year ago, .January:.
16th, 1943.
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God knew that she was •suifermg, +-
That the 'hills were hard to climb
So he closed her weary eyelids,
And whispered "Peace be Thine," •
Away in the beautiful hills ox God
By the Valley of Rest so fair, 1. Mr. Clarence Brenner has return -
Some time, some day, I know nt 4 home and is busily engaged with
when j .i positron .,: the St. Joseph Airport
We'll meet our loved one there. Mr. Ellwood Truemner of the 14th
concession has returned home after a
Sadly missed by her husband
and, rea•y enjoyable holiday with relatives
Family. and friendsn,at London.
-Hay Council met in the town hall,
on Monday for the innaugural meet -
CARD OF THANKS ing of the new year, and there is
always a lot of things to look after
Mrs. John Oesch and family wish at this meeting.
to thank the neighbors and friends Messrs. Jacob Haberer :ane eeeorge
for the kindness and sympathy ex- Geichert are to Crediton, on Wed -
tended to then in their sad bereave- nesday, in their official capacity as
ment, Also to Rev. SaPeachey, Rev.. auditors of the books of the Hay
S. Baechler and to those who loaned
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
cars. Mr. and Mrs: Louis H. Rader and
,anvly of Dashwood were entertained
at the home of their daughter, Mr.
�r COUNCIL and Mrs. Leonard Prang of town on
Monday evening.
The Council of the Township of Miss Irene Turkheim, nurse -in -
Hay met for the first session of the training at the Stratford General
year 1944 in the town hall, on i4ion-'; Hospital, and who has spent a few
day, January 10th with all ;members weeks at her home here, has return -
present. After signing the Declar- ed to her duties.
ation of office, the Council became Don't miss the annual School
organized for the year. Various corn- concert to be held in the Town Hall,
munications were disposed of and Zurich, on Friday night, Jan. 14th, at
the following resolutions passed: a'%f:30 p.m. The general admission is
That the Statutory Lease for f e';',' `', 5c. 'A; -,public dance sponsored by
leasing of the room in the Bank at tta iced'' Cray will follow the con -
Montreal for use as Clerk -Treasurer's cert'
office be accepted.
•• Passes Tkird Year
That a tender for caretker of the'We are happy to announce the
Township Hay be inserted in the 'R"ceipt ' f information -from. the Uni-
Zurich Herald. Tenders to be in 1 Lsersity orf Toronto, that Nrr. fled W.
Feb. 1'st, "1944. .,f .''Lunch, and ' 1 of Mr. ant
That Bond covering Tax Collector ' vlrs. Andrew F. Hess having passed
be accepted as shown in forms,
phis tltird year's work at the 1Tedieal
That by-law to provide for the tot—
al 1944 expenditures on roads in the prominent Citizen Passes
-Township of Hay be passed. Word was received here on tion -
That the resignation of Mr. Henry slay noon of the passing of one of
Steinbach, Road Superintendent, be Zurich's prominent .business men in
accepted and that applications for the the person of Thomas Leslie Will -
position of that office be handed to Tams, who has been aatient at Vic -
the Clerk by Feb. 1st, 1144. Ap- toria. Hospital for -sone weeks, and
.plications to be inserted in the local who died in his 65th year. The tuner-
papei,, al is being held privately this Wed -
That by-law authorizing the Reeve nesday afternoon from his residence,
and Treasurer to borrow up to flu: Zurich to the Bronson line r,vangel-
000.00 from the Bank of Montreal, 944. ical cemetery. ,A more complete ob-
That H. W. Broken
Zurich for year ;kc.nahire or Zurich ituars, will be published norte seek.
be appointed as Clerk -Treasurer of
Hay Township, treasurer of the Hay OBITUARY
Telephone System at ;an :meow sal- Late William Meidinger
ry of $900.00: There passed away at Byron San -
That the following, be appointed atorium, London, on Saturday, Jan.
s township, official4 : W. H. Edigh 8th, William Meidinger, a well known
{fur, assessor; OFcar Klapp, tax col- and highly respected resident of the
ector, John McBride, weed inspector Village of Zurich in his 67th year,
art Klopp, stock valuator, Fence after an illness of several month's
viewers: E. Munn, A. Pfaff, Sam Hen duration. The deceased was corn in
Irick; School attendance officers, Hay Township and lived his entire
astern div. W. R. Dougarr, West life in this community, with the ex -
iv., E. B. Horner; Board of Health ception. of five years which he spent
co. Armstrong, chairman,; lir. P. J. in Michigan. Always •a very hard
'Dwyer MOH., J. Geiger member, working man. Surviving are one
. F. Fide, Milton Oesch, Lasil Ed- daughter, Sister Joan Marie, Oak
yards, inspectors, H. W. Broken- Park, Ill; one sister, Mrs. Bridget
ire secretary; Pound Keepers, J. Lett, in Saskatchewan; three broth-
. Ingram, W. F. Alexander, Oscar ers, Michael, Zurich; Joseph, Mitchell
reb, J. W, Merner, Simon Hoffman, and Jacob, Hay. Township. His wife
. Swartzentruber, (neo. Becker, 9', predeceased his eight years ago. In-
urnbull. torment was made at St. Boniface
That payments from Dec. 15 1943 Church on Monday at 10 o'clock, pm.
Jan. 10, 1944 be paid as ,pee you- with Rev. Father Lucier singing the
her, covering payments on Twp. Funeral Masse.
oads, Hay Telephone, Relilet' and Mrs. Williacm Truemner
eaneeal Accounts. In her 84th year, Catharine Cook,
Twp. Roads—Hy. Steinbach X11.01 widow of William 'lrnemner, died at
d. IialRoadch 3.25; Wm. Jennison, the home of her son-in-law and clau-
low roads 299.03 • M. Dertz tabor ghter, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Snyder,
1 etc. 58.38; Clerk, postage $7, , Goderich township. 'Mrs. Truemner
Hay Telephone -- Northern Elec- was born in the township of South
ic; material 76.76; F. Guenther,
• Easthope, Perth County, and after
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mage .35; Stromberg Co. 20.80;H. her marriage lived in Hay Township,
. Hess, salary 235.0,5; T. H. Huff- on the Babylon line, menu Zurich,
until their retirement from the farm
n, do 225.413; Clerk postage $3. . to live in Hensel!. Mr. Truemner died
Relief — J..Sublat 2610 • M. Den-
y $25
in 1027 and the widow had since
lived mostly with Mr. and 11rs. Sny-
der, who recently moved form Col-
bot.-ne township 'r present.
home. Three daughters and one son
survive. Mrs. John Thirst. Colhournr,
Mrs, Wni, Snyder, Goderich Twp.
Mrs. Matheson, Toronto, end tlr. Nor-
man 'Truemner, Arthur, Ont. There
are 14 grandchildren and 3 great -
gra n dchiltlren.
reat-grandchildren. Three surviving sis-
ters: Miss Carrie Crook, Milverton;
Mrs. Hargreaves, Listowel, and Mrs.
Mary Truemner, Zurich. The. funer-
al took place to the Colbourue Twp.
cemetery, lt;ev. H. Currie condnetii u
H. W. Th akenshire, (;jerk, the services.
General Account; — A. i'. 14ss,
Employer's Ins. $40; Johnston; &
Kalbfleisch 22.22.; Hay Stationery
83.95; Drysdale Hardware 8.74;
Whitler & Co. 25.1(x; To'^onto Stump
Co. 11.48; A. F. '}lees Inc. for ;tax
col] bond $15 A. F. Tics Nmni iat-
ian expen, ee. 1943 i 10.; ( .a rzitstriong
charity $5; .Frank rer' uar, charity,
$2t Clerk, postage $10.A
1'he Council adjourned to meet a-
•1' : on February 7th, when the re-
gular Township Cotne?l and annual
Do You Need
G1ase&
HAVE A SPECIALIST
EXAMINE YOUR EYES
LET HESS FILL YOUR PRES-
CRIPTION.
FUL VUE, THE VERY NEWEST
IN SPECTACLES, AND AT A
PRICE WORTH INVESTIGATING
BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED
48 HOUR SERVICE
ANY SHAPE, ANY COLOUR.
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician. -
PHONE YOUR 0
For positive identification ad
the World's Fines i /aa; e'
ask for
BLUE COAL
11so: Rose Dale Alberta and
Miller Creek Coals
Roe Farms Milling Co.
Vitimized Feeds
Highest Cash" Prices paid fame
Eggs according to Grade
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 - Henaall.
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+ 1938 CHEV. COACH Without Knee Action.
°I. • 1936 CHEV. STANDERD COACH.
1938 DODGE DeLUX COACH.
+4+ ( 2) 1029 CHEV. COACH and SEDAN
1929 FORD 1S -Ton Truck
1934 CHEV. Standard COACH.
Used Prestone, Chains. Inner Liners,
(2) House Radios,
(8) Car Radios, 4 Cars priced from $50 to $75.
Used Cars
PRICED TO SELL FAST
1940 FORD DeLUX COACH. ].935 FORD COAGS
(4) MODEL A FORDS TO PICK FROM
1038 CHEV COACH, LIKE NEW.
1936 FORD SEDAN
WARD FRIT,
USED CAR DEM .ER
OUR GROCERIES
Our Stock of Groceries is always kept up-to-date in
quality as well as quantity when at all possible.
Selling "The Best for Less" has always been our
slogan, and we still endeavour to maintain this
standard.
CLOTHING FOR ALL
we are happy to be in a position to show you just
the kind of clothing you will prefer, Men's, Boys',
and Ladies. Practically everything you will require
to wear.
DRY GOODS, ETC.
Our shelves -of n1;12171. D -r (, 1't",irti Goods,
Etc., is here for your inspection, and invite the pub-
lic in to see the many lines we have to offer re-
gardless of the :-atlzer difficult cons!+tions in proc-
uring these items.
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