HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1944-10-12, Page 10ZURICH, ONTARIO
ZURICH HERALD
T1iusak.g.Oetabero112*.. 1444
•
•••••,•••••..••••••,••••••••••••
411111111 111111 1 1111111111111 I 11011111111110111111.11.1111 1001 111
If you it
nend to purchz.,ise a new Suit or Overcoat
for Fall and Winter, please do not delay.
Woollen Goods of every description. are very
hard to procure.
illeirapiturini44 J
Our allotment of samples for made to Meas- , '"`
tie 40:.4. INTEREST NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ZU
1•11P.'
WS
r eery St
r
•
1. WE ALWAYS. CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FREFAR
GROCERIES ON HAND.PURCHASED FRQM THE LEAm:
INC WHOLESALE HOUSES.. OWING TO UNSETTLED:
CONDITIONS WE ARE NOT QUOTING ANY 1PARTICULAR
V PRICES, BUT CAN ASSURE'. THE PUBLIC GOOD VALUE:
FOR THEIR MONEY yin= QUALITY AND PRICES AT
THE VERY BEST
menn
• PRDU,CE WANTED.
ebZurich
tire
Suits is not very large and twenty of these
g:0
were cancelled within two weeks.
Phone 165
e-
I wit Milo
Mrs. Earl Thiel • 'Spent yL.
0
u. • • la
• h• '
This also applies to Ready to Wear,
"IOU St week. In the Eitate. the' late Jarcob
Th's. E. Lindenfield, Mr's._ A: Kalb- -S;chwartzentruber, deceasiid.
inottliA London one (lay
Our
, ,p,.ia the week-encl at the. home at Crechtais and others haming claims
• - I
last season and best values
-
vt;,. -Ducharme o.4-Lonc on, -against the estate of Jacob. Schwartz -
quotas are less than
will soon be sold out.
fk •
k))i,
w his parents, Mr. •and Mrs.„ David Du-
, gfrfi clurine.
Tlie many .friends of Mrs. Charles
tifrt
?id1 Weber were sorry to: ita„rn, of the
er v TELEPHONE 59 fracture of her left amnnearthe
se ho
•
===r====1M====61,*=V==lZV==1=1L.,•=g==f WM=
•
s
1 wrist, but is getting a4ng as well.
C a 11 be expected.
ZURIC# 1.;(V... Plenty of rain has4fullen oyer the,
week -end and during:this week, as
we have had rain .eyery. -day,- And the
earth which had begone -quitedry
lor fall plowing, is., now Well soaked
up, and will likely;, remain- inost for
the balance of tht2:
Mrs. ,John K. Ehlers and . Mrs.
Mary Truemner were ,Sandy visitors
with relatives and' friends .at Dash-
wood; also attended' the areversary 1
at th' Evangetlear chinch: at Which
Dr. H. A. Kellerman, a former Dash-
wood boy, but': now ef Calvary Evan.
church, Kitchener, was • the guest
..'peaker. Many others from the vill-
age and vici'ftity- also attended.
The South Huron Jr. Field Meet
will be held at Zurich as the Fah'
Grounds next Wednesday,- Oct. 18th.
A collection will be taken al the
gate, a draw will be held for it pair
of pigs or $)1t5 War .-Saving a .Certi-
ficates donated by the Hay Township
Council. Sports of running. races,
-High jumps, .etc., by the school Wt.
dren. All are cordially welcome to
attend this grand event.
Farm Sold -
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown have.
sold their farm of 150 acres on Con.
15, Hay 'Township to Mr. Paul Du -
clarinet of Stanley. Town -hip for the
consideration of $7,500. Mr. and
Mm. Brown will in time occupy their
property in _Zurich formerly ..owned
by Mrs. Brown's mother, .the late
Mrs, Wm. Stelck.
POLIO DETECTOR
Newest Weapon of Science
Half of the polio victims would
never develop paralysis if the arced',
disease could be, detected •:.7.3(1 treated! --
in time. Read . American
Weekly with this Sun. -'s (Oct. 15
issue of The Detroit Sunday Times..
howscientists have dev,d a simple
sure way to diognose infantile. paraly-
sis before crippling sets in.. - Get
Sunday's Detroit Times!
BLAKE
A goodly number (-Intended the
anniversary services in the Dashwood
Evangelical church on Sunday to
hear Rev. Dr. H. A. Kellerman.
On the coining Sunday the Blake
5 services will be withdrawn owing to
Varna anniversary.
Miss Emma Dinsmore spent a few
clays in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jeffrey and
family of Goderich spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Loon Jeff-
rey.
IN
Q
EXCEPT LIFE
Fire, Auto, Casualty
11
Fit3,
Andrew F. "den,
Local Representative
Zurich
e A
11 rt
tumpiZz.,1,311:14-raia5i9=fiRg3E237 AMMO?' Z-0{aktUs--
......maarma•Mmammfroryrocatouramarnawenmr•••••.•••=.,
a00000000000000-MITOV041k00ti*
(i)
HARDWARE – • SEEDS and FURNITURE
You are going Through This
World Only Once.
So Why Do.. Without These
Labor Savers?
Experienced farm help is
scarce and costly. You'll need
moderately priced stable equi-
pment to do the work the quic-
kest, easiest way.
Invest part of the money you'd
pay hired help, in Beatty labor-
saving stable equipment. Pays
lietime dividends. Gives you
more time to enjoy life. En -
1 fiances value of farm. Improv-
es product.
Inquire about our Sanitary
I Steel Cow Stalls–Exceptional
Values at Lower Prices. ..
!Ms -----. Ill
,,
i
• ...., _ „.,. .,., 1,
Lower Priced Stall!!'
Automatic Waterinh-,1
4,1
ta ti
BROODER HOUSE COAL
We have received a shipment of choice Chestnut
Coal which we are selling out on restrictions only
for Brooder House use, ad 'an agreement has to
be signed that it will be used for that purpose only.
STADF.4% WEID
ZURICH - ONT.
QUALITY PRICE SERVICE
114114400144,40,06001.641414444444414mossimmeseweemsatsosieem.
2
113.
entruber, late. of the Township of
Hay in the County of HAtron,, gentle-
man, deceased, who -died 'en or about ;
September 29th, 1943,f are required
on or before the 31st dr of October
1944, to furnish to the undersigned.
Executors their names.: addresses and
full particulars, of "tlcairns.
- After such last tioned date the
executors will proceed to distribute
the assets of the e:4ate .among the
persons entitled thetaa and will not
be liable for any of the said assets
to any person .ef , *hose claim shall
not then have beem received.
4.11an: Schwartzentrub.er,
Roy -Gingerilqi Executors.
Dated at Zurich..die 3rd of October
19,44-t3.
„c)
1
1
1
CARD OF THANKS
Miss Lizzie VOiland wishes to
thank her neighbors and friends for
their kindness and sympathy shown
in the passing of her dear mother;
for the floral tributes; those that
loaned their cars; Rev. E. Heimrich
the choir, and Westlaka (13. Broken-.
shire funeral directors,
IN MEMORIAM •
Stoddard and Bennett. --In loving
inamOry of my dear Mother, Cathar-
ine Bennett who passed away, .113-11/
28, 1930, and my dear Sister, Carrie
,Stoddard who passed a.,j Oct. 12,
1942.
itomembranco is a golden chain
Death tries to break but all in vain
To have, to love and then to part
Is the greatest sorrow of one ',g heart.
The years may wipe out many things
Dut this they wipe out never
The memory of those happy days
When we were all to-gether,
—Ever remembered by daughter and
Sister, Elizabeth Webber,
I •
•
4.4.,001100.++++4044090 41461.4.000111414441441044.0111
41,
kt 1161
wqr
qe4 staraware AP
'
YOUR.
re Ar Fur Hull
NEW WIRE FENCING:
We Nave on hand. 3:.good supply of new Barb Wire,
SteelYosts, Woven Wire Fencing and all .the sup,
plies required for Fencing,
PAIN P TIME
LET•US.SHOW YOU *UR NEW SUPPLIES OF'
RE,WYMIXED pAIN-Ts
The 'Season demands to PAINT UP. in order to
Preserve the Strface on your Buildings. Itis:
poor economy to try to save on Paint. We have.
a. good stock of' all called for.. Paints, Vartikhes,
mid Paint Suppqes... ..See these lines.
FURNITURE
See Our Studio Couches and. Dinnette Suitea
A Full Line of all the Flonm:ReqUirementa
d iteid Ltd 6Z) C
:ruitare. Mona 6
WW,42FZZOZEXP"mmnr,i=3:2=1,3,ALTA-m314KgnMMUETTrr'Tni:FZIF4,17yttt.r....
Dead and 21sahled dilatals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Phone.: Collect: Exeier 235. Seaforth 15.
DARUNG and CO, Of CANADA LM
(ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY)
aWle86"1114"WlitilacMINISr,04
!i•t+i-kitig•+,Poe
,rxesonnricaransamanwavramessmot
'WC JA73281341161V
O;04,
0 f31"
s.34
t.
Ate,
"."
-
1:1
S '\?° •
4=t
T
TO Call A Th
r.1
Art 14
46.
Y
Many Canadian farmers, too busily occupied on war food production to
call personally at the Bank, are doing their banking by mail. They save
time, as well as tires and gasoline.
Write for our folder, "How to Bank by Mail" and see how convenient
and time -saving it May be for you to use the mail box for your banking
—both chequing and savings accounts.
BANK 0! 'MON
j 7r.
REAL
FOUNDED IN 1817
A Million Depositors the Our Banking Service
Hensall Branch: W. 13. A. CROSS, Manager
Zurich (Sub -Agency): Open Mon., Thurs., and Sat,