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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1939-05-04, Page 1'VOL XXXIX Mo. 42 ZURICH, THURSDAY MORN/. MAY 4, i 9 39. Chester L..Smith, ;Pulite 31.255 a year, U.S. ;L50 in Adams ik.591$aRLtAARELZ Td !Olti084r4Dieg Read the ilome News,,:; Follow the Local Ads. HAIRDRESSING THIEL'S HAIRDRESSkNG SALOP/ SPECIALS FOR SPRING Let us quote you. on Specials for Spring and Summer Permanents, that are pleasing and satisfactory, .and will give you. brersonalkty Hair- dressing Salon on ream a store. For appointments call us by IIwbane 102 Zurich. ST. PETER'S 'Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONT. Changeless ChriXt ,For a Chang- ing WoaldL' Friday, 811—Luther Leser. Thursday—Choir 1=rectsca. SUNDAY SERVLCEge !B a. m. ---German Service - 11.15 a.m.—Sunday Schad. 7.30 p.m.—English sere. 'Everybody Welcome to an Services. E. TUERICHEIIM, Pastor. COMFORTABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRCES C. E. &Trbrigg OPTOMETRIST of EXE,TER The Newest. Approvoxlr Mailland of Eyesight . Tessin Erse„ ;m eek Day :Except. `111Ifeamtussfay. EMMANUEL - EVANGELICAL CHURCH C. B. Heckendorn, Minister. Mrs. H. .G. Hess, Organist. 11. A,M. Sunday School. OONGF`ERENCE EEK at Kitch- ener, Ont. Centenary of the Evan- gelical Church and Diamond Jubilee of the Canada Conference. - 11021902.6.119.1.1,120 PHONE YOUR 0 For positive identification of the World's Finest Anthracite .ak for BLUE COAL Also Rosedale Alberta, Semet-Solvay Coke Miller Creek. Glen Rodger's Briquets. The Roe Farms Milling Co. Feeds. W. R. DAVIDSON l4ghest Cash Prices paid for Pone 10 - ' He'ns511 BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP YOi3R HAIR.—The most iimportohit ttlAitg to coiiihplete your spring outfit is your Items Treat it as such and come to us for your next PERMANENT `WAVE.. Introducing to yea: for the -first 'time the newest in scientific hair treatment, it is our gleasnre'to:presertf "Prescription Permanente" Whether your hair he fade, course, white,etc., we now have a special lotion 'for each Vie: and. you are therefore assured of a wave in the manner you; have alwaye'wanted- Why Accept x SUlastitzte for' the Hest. No advance in prices. Phone 159 Zurich for Appointments. MRS. ED. GASCHO, Prop. amemosins.0.45 46, WE SELL. THE ;YET•. FOR LESS Specials for rsday, Friday and Saturday r (Carnation lI tins 15c Lyn Valley Tomatoes large 21/2 tins, 3 tins 20c ',,, ugaar Crikr,6VairaFkikes. 2 pkgs. 15c Orange Marmalade, 32 -oz. per jar 23c Rice C pxe s, 2 pig 2 5 c Frenchtaloreparedtifikettardwith Hot Dan spoon 1Oc Mit Crush,. ISSjar zit 25c Bova cern, 37c �, tin .... Texas ,grape fruit juice e113 -oz. 2 tins ... f 9 Prunes, extra large.sweet, 2 lbs .... Clark's V-egetable' Tomah Soup, 3 tis Silk t C'i z1 i, per var. .50 Frilled Curtains„ per fir'......0.0•1.1.1....••••* vie, • ro...149.,,,.;,,.95c Cotton Curtca ns p'r' Pair ....r .. r: 79e to 1.95 si ie Dra y;„ perTanrd •.•.•.....y.��9Pe NEN krone 140 0 foo PERFECT Outstanding value in this exclusive Bridal Wreath design. Beautifully Styled ' with thr¢e• perfect diamonds.. AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR 99 Rev., and Mrs. Lloyd Kalbfieisch of 4':lUnira, .were in town Tuesday. Mis'6Mae Smith of London, spent v::iiiday, at her home here. Nir.'and Mrs. T. L. Williams were 1day visitors with :Friends at Hen - George Edighoffer of Mitchell isitor in town one day last _-cand Mrs. Wesley Surerus of have been visiting with the s home 14th con., for a few .;water pipes up to the Zurich biloo'i%have now been laid and are oriii.eeted up to the building. It will be,. a few days before the workmen grill Iaave the toilets ready to turn on. {.Measrs. Clayton and Clarence Kofi- a;'and the latter's son -Bobbie of alt;.Mrs. John Preeter and Miss Ariel Preeter of Kitchener were and `y visitors with friends here: 1VTr.Leonard Smith who has been ciund these parts from the west ice last summer, left for that past 'Canada recently,"he was accompan :by;, r. Will Oesch of the Bronsorn JEWELER AND OPTICIAN EXETER — ONT. 'T1tis•,Tlheatre is "Air Conditsothecll"' Thursday, Errday, Zaturdcys a ell "THE GLADIATOR." With Joe E. Brown, Mari Mou Dean. "`COME' ON RANGERS."' Rev'.' and Mrs. C. B. Heckendorn , d little Lois left. for Hamilton on nday, where the two latter : will Min for the week while ,Mr. Malta 'ern is attending the annual sess- e. Canada Conference at. It has proven its Superiority by Public Acceptance. If You have not Tried HIGH TEST, HIGH OCT- ANE, Better Mileage DIXIE GAS do so Today! ei U Do not be deceived; DIXIE is Outstanding in Quality and Price. Prove it! Priced at , 25c. Make us Per Gallon Tax Included ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION. Herb. Rousseau,: Prop. • ***••••••••••••.e.••••••••••*ese•s♦esoaeo.v.oroa•..a 40 411, - telt): Special Jubilee Western. with Roy Rogers, Raymond Hatter :-M ., Tues., There's always a Womant (Comedy mystery after: The "THIN MAN" T"rpe Starring, Melvyn Douglas, Mary Aster, and all Star Cast ADDED—Two Short Comedies. r: and i' r6. " 'ndrew"F' Hess,' and: ,sear Fred, motored to .'Toronto- over Sunday where they visited their •two» !sere Quimby and Paul, who are atm tending University. Mr. Quimby'left- fa .ae canip.rs . of Toronto where the University is teaching research, :Work The gasoline war in Zurich is still ;on audi, =twists are taking .advanti age ofkeeping their tanks well I re •»lavished when leaving the burg; as' /eiy. • few Alas 'in Ontario sell: gas as low in price as right here in. Zur- ich, with prices ranging from:21c.,. 2.3e.,, 24c, and 25c.•- Truly, we• are• no -w• buying cheaper tai than before• tile 2'ca. rai'se a month ago. • • • • • 4. YEARS OLD 410„ Car insurance rates have gone up Qn Monday, May 1st the • Zurich aeo `tris year. The ever-increasing num- O enmer.Iy celebrated its Fourth amnia it, ben of accidents is then amuse:. 'Cliff» v.ersaily,i. @using thes four years:. the. c:eameryalias enjoyed a fine volume, of patronage from the farmers of the• sluvkandliag country. One Milliom Pounds. of Butter have been turned' •out ir. ties little factory iiitliese: fain.: years, and by way of contrast in ;grow.blii of production; the first year .185;724 pounds were made; math thee 1 frrii-*lia year 287,340 pounds were, marketed. The 2 cents a pound' pre- mitrm, paid, which totals. 821:900(0011i,-- whi+a farmers received extra for de - D f accused waa, that li'vering their creams to• the, factory; would be a good year for motorists to apply the care and courtesy slogan. oto In Police Court Goderich—Long and etuaeorni fought was the drunk driving .cnar against Norman Warred:, heard Thu- rsday by Magis. Makins, it finally bringing down a sentence of 14 days The,. information was laid by a young; widow, Mrs. Co11iu'ts, who alleged than. Warrack's driving endangered her AND Extra Trousers Take Advantage of this ' Free: Pant' Sale Limited tine only—Tailored to• Measure by Can- ada's Lea ig Tailors ---Special Reduction on all Goods. Wila o mana i,�a 'EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Y • e< ee• 41)t hr ; 4e.10**/44*a►va®ao*e**o*®ao...a.®+,w4)44,04.��aoo•�64e.90en»o- safety. e• ease c. while he -was drank, he was not driv-fe ego an item worth mentioning.W ing, but rather was his ehum, Z'arnes• Sheardawn. "If you personal.p• were hot behind the) wheel, you moist; have been driving by remote control', fox the action of your car on that day , The Zurich branch of the," 'e3nens' indicate that; it was in cha.ge of to - Institute met, in the Connal Channb- drunken driver. I disbcl + vc Sheax` ers on Monday evening, M is Mrs dawn's testimony'” said the nzagSc LVIe rno Oesc It acted as. ole r n• The ate.. A 17 -yr. -old Blyth boy meeting owned with: the; Opening Harrington, was sent to London hos. Ode, foul a,:'ed by the; !Area Prayer. pital tern observation after he had Then the community song, Long, faced cl„ charge of assaulting o Wo" Long A. A piano <taet by Arvis - Haberer and Jean Krueger; a read- ing ead- -- - "Neglected ...•_.�._ ing b� Beatrice Nkanaa'�n, g Mbther." A 'duet by Margaret Hey Zurich's and Hazel Uttkey,' "have You,Coun- yx • tedi the Cost", lis, (Dr,) O'Dwyer Ladies' V11 ear" ami' Mss:Ervin-•,Sehilbe were present• est with baby spoons iby Mrs. W. Her,: COAT ,SALE m. solo by Beatrice . Thiel. Several l past presidents spoke' very ably about. As Spring is here now, we aro: the' Institute; in past years dur'i'ng tl»eia� term of office. The s kers having a BIG SALE of LADI " ' i, e . Mrs• J H y M W Sie wish the Zurich `aTteemery oonigamed cess. Womens Institute z., , c . , e , r,. . - COAT,S and SUITS for Spring, *t Wart, Mrs. C. L. Smith; Mke;• T. Meg- ergs, this was enjoyed by all present. 8.95 To $14.50 , .11Irs. Meyers and Beattrice Manson NEW SPRING DRESSF�;S at i'rrC emlife b',e ship pin PrOented Mrs. ar4el�cc tiflcate.e: with a The to Sult every Purse. Meeting was clo;ri+el by singing "Auld Note—Our Store is in our Resider. ` Len:; Syne. The president conduct. MRS. PEARL iOUS S'Ott•IY, Zuni "i ; F d the h»i�,,ress. The committed; µerg. Zurit ypd tlai,,ty rcfre; hmonts.rhinisi 4/ MININIMINIIMMONIMMINENIMMOMMINIMEMMENININIOMENIMISIMMOOMMUM EARLY SPRING GOODS We have all the Staple Lines Found in a Country Store: Comfort Chintz and Bats, Prints, Broad- cloths, Silk and wool Hose, Silk Hose, Meds Socks, Gloves and Caps, Overalls, Smocks, sweat- ers and sweater Coats, `Aprons, (Housedresses at reduced prices)... Rubbers, Rubber Boots. Hardware, Ready Mixed Paints and Harness Repairs. a Fresh Groceries Always on Hard R. Ne DOUGLAS GENERAL MERCHANT PHONE 11 - 97 •ElL.AKE