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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1944-10-12, Page 717111F 10010114 0641g..AR 1 . BUSINESS CARDS WANTED VA,SH FSR vox A;%ORSES—Deatd animals removed,, Two-hour ser- vice day ,or night. Phone Credi- ton 47r1.5, .colleat. ,Tk Wil- 1•iams. LICENSED AUCTIONEER. For Huron and Middlesex I AM IN' A POSITION TO T Oe - duct any Auction Sale, reg os to size or article to sell. I solickt your business, and if not satisfied will make no charges for Services Ren. - Mired. ARTHUR v1EI3'ER---Dashevood Phone 51 r 12 VETERINARIA.N 14, COXON, 13.V. Sc, Or. VETERINARY SURGEON Office with Residence, Main S`reet, Opposite Drug Store Zurich Phone --96 A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc. graduate of Ontario Veterinary Milege, University of Toronto. All Cowes of domestic animalsratd b3 the most modern principles, or ni Charges reasonable. Dal ht polls promptly attended to. Alsovelire. baler o'f Scottish terriers. Street. flannels. Office on Main Faaposite Town Hall. BUTCHERS Zurichs MEAT M A-B,K r Us supply yon} with the vete Choice of Fresh and, Cur. ll3o1ogtrnas, Sausages, ed Meats, Ect., always on hand. Kept hesh in Electric Refrigeration Highest Cash Pricesror Wool, Hide ' "sana Yurigblut& ► ion 0 u ar 1M1 news Miss P.atrici't:a O'Dwyer of ' Srecia Hall, London, spent the week- end holidaying at her home. Or: and Mrs. J. P. O'Dwyer, Ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. A, .E, Hamilton of L:o•;don, spent a pleas- ant week -end near Wilberforce where hey joined other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Berry and N1ns. ei of London were Thanksgiving vis -i ito °s at the home ,of Mr. and Mrs,i ;holm Brenner. Mrs. Racey is re- maining for some time. 'Mr. and Mrs. Milton:McAdams ac- companied by Mrs. Hy. 'r`olland mot- ored to ,Sarnia to the latter's 'home who spent several weeks in this vic- inity, also at the home of lulls Lizzie Volland. Mrs, Stebbins of near Grand Bend spent sevei<nl days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Diets. Mr Dietz is confined to his bed.. Mrs. Katherine Barber, Miss Mary .Zimmerman, Mrs, F. H. Kalbfleisch, all of Tavistock and Miss Ruth Bamber of Kitchener, were holiday guests at the home of Mies Anna Hess. PROD U ._ _ ----- ""- TOcluce Farm St. Joseph and Beavei Town Comment--. Latest rumors Mare that the little French Settlernerrt parish known as St. Peter's, willld rseefor'th loose its title, and in the ,future be known as St; Joseph parish,, This French par- ish was carved out of the wild +forest on the border .of Lake Huron by the early pioneers over ninety years ago, from whence they ;had imigrated, from different points of lower Can - Ada. The first ones settling near bx wbere today is known as Ducharme's i3tach. This popular point'was known as :ii3irch Pointe; Pointe Ae BouleauX ame bein iven to the parish Mernoriia!1 Service ' A Memorial Service -will be held in the Evangelical church, Zurich ion Sunday evening, October 15th, - 'at 7.30 p.m, for the late Clare Surerus who made the supreme sacrifice in France recently. No Services Next Sunday St. Peter's Lutheran Church will have no church services next Sun- day, Oct. 15th, but Sunday School will be hold at 10 a.m, Rev. E. Heimrich, the pastor is attending the 14th Biennial Convention of the United Lutheran church in America, which is being held at Minneapolis, Minn., October 10th to 17th. A large number of Canadian crelegates are attending .this Convention. WAS LAID TO REST The remains of the late Caroline Volland were laid to rest on Thurs- day o1' last week and was well at tended. Sho was born in 1852 and was a member of St. Peter's Luther- an church, Zurich since its organizat- ion. She leaves to mourn her loss her daughter Lizzie who will greatly miss her, as she was always a good companion and devoted mother. The funeral was held privately at the home followed by a public service in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, and Was officiated by the postor, Rev. E. lieimrich who chose for a text Psalm 4, verse 8. 'I'he pall bearers were: A. Leibold, W. Leibold, G. Broder- ick, R. Petzki, Clarence Volland, and Bruce Volland. • Interment in the St. Peter's Cemetery. t -lave your Eggs Graded scien. tically on our approved grad- ing Machine which gives the producer every advantage. Also Cream and Poultry, Ma Tin phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich bath CRamen Thf ng g 1r.e Seal of that name.. rearl;y pioneers would -their long slumber, they wq " '',e peaty grievedof loosing that title. But .there is something consoling in. "It 411,: !,Cor when the ,Saintly, Frere Andre, from the Oratoine Ste, joseph of Mont Royal, Came to visit the cantin Family some twenty or so years ago,. ''while stroll ing about the premises at a particu- lar spot, he paused .for a moment and said to those in his presence "Right Here some day a monument of St. Joseph; will be erected;" true it would be folly from our part to trey to un- dermine this Saintly's desire and who would; dare to do so, by :our .ancestory, and today the, 'visitors over the week NOTICE CIDER MILL Cider made every Tuesday and Thursday. Apple butter boiled by appointment. F. C. Kalbfleisch & Son, -Zurich. - Your Moyne Market for Cream Eggs and Poultry. Highest Cash Prices paid plus a premium for delivered cream We are equipped to give effi- cient accurate service. Egg and Poultry department in charge of Mr. T. Meyers. A. L. Mellett - Proprietor" kms: INSURANCE ___ Western Farmers' Motu. Weather Insurance Co. ;OF WOODSTOCK ran LARGEST RESERVE. BA .&NCE OF ANY CANADIAN MU UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINES OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO Amount of Insurancee,at t11R,5 on De 81st, 1936, $ 0 Total Cash in Bank and Bonds $273,613.47. ;motes: -.-$4.50 'per $1,0()0 for 8. Yea KLOPP—ZURICJ ,gent, also Dealer in Light t ing Rods acrid all kinds of Fi m ... Insurance FOR SALE A quantity of nice spy apples for sale. Apply to Wni:. Ilietricri, Phone 96 r 7, Zurich. • • • THESE FERTILIZERS ARE ALL CAREFULLY COM'%"+ -=='!• nd were: 4 F all Wheat Fertilizer THE IrOLLOWING F RTILIZ RSARE AVAILABLE FOR FALL 0-14-7 • 2-12-6 4-8w_10 FOR SALE A Massey -Harris roller bearing cutting box in Al condition. Apply to Clayton 0. Smith, phone 87 r 13. DED. GET YOU SUPPLY EARLY - WESTERN FEED GRAINS, SHINGLES, MOTOR, OILS, ETC., ALWAYS of HAND. a Huron Farmers' Cep-Olmrative STRAYED ., Unto my farm, 14th Concession, llay Township, a red and roan heifer about 18 months old. Owner can have, same by proving property and 'pay- ing expo+ns es.--lly. Schilbe. WANTED Household help wanted in London for the winter, central location, every convenience, good wages and time off Write Box 11, Zurich, or Telephone Metcalf 3294, London, Ont. L- • FOR SALE DOGS -- Reg. Cocker Spaniel puppies, reds, blondes, black.. Also black cocker at stud.—M. `Fisher, Doon. Phone Kitchener 2-29.55. STRAYED From Lot 28, Con. 9, Hay Twp., a 2 yr. old black Holstein steer. Fin- der please notify Ted. Deichert, Phon 20-94, Zurich. FARM FOR SALE Consisting of 50 acres grass land, being Lot 7, Con, 8 Hay Township. There is some bush and 'pointy of good water. Samuel ,Oestreicher, Dashwood. 'FallFootwear • THERE IS A FIND SHOWING 01 NEW , FALL Sl-IOES AT DATAR '- FOR LADIES, GENTS AND CHIL S DREN: BE SURE TO COME If AND SEE THEM. E. ALL VERY REASONABLY PRICE] . FINE STYLES AND GOOD r$ VALUES , ED. J. DATARS 3• RELIABLE FOOTWEAR wa SHOT REPAIRINP TRUNKS ANC) Si,JrCAZES HENSALL, Phone 115. R. J. COOPER, MANAGER w 4 e 4, 4, 4, e 4, 4 e a a 4 a 0 4, the Messrs. Thomas and Anthony i,a- Framboise, Ivan and' Archie Masse, all of Windsor, spent Sunday in St. •7ioseph at the home of 'Mr. and IVIrs J. Masse.. ' Mr. L. Pierre Ducharme and Lou- is and Bob Masse left onSunday for Windsor, Mrs, John Clrarrette of the Blue Water' south, spent a few days with 1YXi's, Jane Brisson, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Masse and son of London were visiting their par ents over the weekend and holiday. Mr, John Durand of 1Grand 1Bend was a Beavertown visitor on .Sunday Mrs. Fred Dueharme left on Tu-, esdayin company with Mr, and Mra Kuno. Hartman, who. will 'visit re-, latives in Windsor and other points. )VTasey-Ha cI ris Advise Do not call for parts, saying you need a part for Binder shaped like an egg, if it was squashed flat Order by number, or better still bring old worn out or broken part along. THIS WILL GIVE YOU QUICKER SERVICE EARLY. M -I-1. PAINTS FOR M -H. MACHINES Tel. Shop 149 Pr Res. 5J MASSEY - HARRIS The Service Arm, for Canadian Farm. olooel -you Iola, to Colsaa, 141 -len. 101'01 Vi.ctory 'Donis, ,..61 every Cattaaiaa Gail save .andl.ena • . . t'Oe that's. ever before. neea. Cash. at atiy tittle. iftna o.'a. 'y cm, can ... money -you k-va.-qe saved sod raoncy -you Call rrovide c,„ 7.57 when the war ends...new h lotto. el° -NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE •