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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1939-05-18, Page 4VE O7R ,...0044.4441444•17:4.4441.4444444•••• ZURICH HR.AP) Who WOuld be without a chester- ; 'field guile, when you can buy a lovely ' piece suite for only $e4.00 at Hopper's Furniture Sale, Exeter. a 'r;t4 1„; • FOR SALE BY !NISH FOR EVERY SURFACE__ .10}INSTON and KALBFLEISCH Zurich 3-5,11-.374-17EMIZEt.r ' • i'..:,':.'•••=:-.-7-••••,,, ,,.....,.-..i-,=,'''•11::,-45.1":7.:-•-'t7.- q.' 11-,14,11 !, lie ''''''` ............t.ii, f`.., I 1 lej_:,,..:', • ;14,11 If . • ---r -— -, ----;lill' IV 1---:---1-7f•--" , ,k-,--7tel4f'.4. ...91.' --.:-.. I •--- iriirri,-. t\4" -- I ae,-• tee, 111 1[1 Tiijj Ivo reeler "'le ot 4 No more do .people draw water from the Old Village Well, but many homes still depend on -the antiquated iron punip. It is back -breaking work to pump .and carry water to the house in all kinds of weather. Don't make your family put up with such out-of-date methods any longer. An up-to-date, compact ,71 ,g 71, :761 7.5 vt ''ST'4, 017., :4-4-, 4"Pri 77.fa 1JiyV kv Li 01- FY will furnish running water under pressure to kitchen, bathroom, 'latindryand farm buildings. Running, water also permits the installation of a Modern Emco Bathroom, a very necessary con- venience for the health and well- being of your family. Also, Mod- ern Emco Kitchen equipment to less, en the drudgery. ,of houSework, Emco fixtures and equipment are moderately priced. The Snow -White 20" x 42" enamelled Sink only, .including faucet ready for installa- tion, costs .$29.:75 Sink and Cabinet with faucet, as illustrated $57.15 (Tmp, iron pipe and:fittings extra) The Duro Specialpump has a capacity of 250 gals. per hour.; is -supplied with,a. 25 gal. tank, 25 or 60 cycle•rnotur,:and. costs only • Dore-Speeki Aso sootier) 4orSaroline Eosins operetben Small Monthly Payments The Government Horne Improvement Loan Act or Duro Finance Plan enalyles you to purchase Etna) fixtures, fittings and Duro Pumps on the monthly pay- ment plan over a period of three yeas. Enquiries given prompt attention and estimates supplied --without charge. STADE and WEIDO ZURICH-- ONT. EMPIRE BRASS. OM. CO., LTD. t London Hamilton Toronto Sudbury Winnipeg Veneouver 139 . AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects, at Zurich On Saturday, May 20th, 1039 At 1.30 o'clock, p.m. Dining table, sideboard, dining chairs, kitchen table, kitchen chairs, cellar table, small tables, 2 beds, rocking chairs, kitchen eupeoard, cellar cupboards, day bed, couch, table lamp, radio, coal oil stove, tubs, lawn mower, carpet sweeper, hall rack, vacum washer, sealers, dishes, dinner sot, tea stt, cooking utensils, electric hot plate, garden tools, buck- saw, rug, pictures, bedding, curtains, linens, carpet strips, pillows, cushions 'toilet sets, baby buggy, and numer- our other articles. In case of rain sale will be held in -church shed. TERMS—CASH Arthur Weber, Auctioneer. 'Mrs. L. Geiger Estate. AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects, t Zueidh, On SATURDAY -MAY 27th, 1939 At 1,30 :p.m. sharp. A complete line of Household Ef- fects—Hall seat with mirror, hal' rack and mirror; 3 Singer drophead sewing machines, 1 Standard sewing machine, upright piano, practically new, Heater practically new, McCla.ry, stove, brass bed with springs, 2 Simmons beds and springs, dining. table, China cabinet, several are' sserse and wash stands, mahogany setee, 1 wicker setee, case of silverware brand new, several imported dope, rugs, several. pieces of furniture too numerous to mentien. Also a full line of dishes, cooking utensils, step ladder, dozen - fall size snit 'oases,. ladieshand bags. mirroT, etc. TERMS—CASH Fred Thiel, Proprietor. Arthur Weber, Auctioneer,. Our Mattresses and Springs are going fast. ]3P. sure to on oeee quirements at these ape -dial prices, at Hopper's Furniture sale, Exeter. Bill Miller and son Billie or r:etroit, were Sunday visitors with Mr. Jonas Hartleib and Lavada. Rev. John Oestreicher of Rosen- thal who attended the Evangelical Conference in Kitchener last week, spent a few days with his father, 1,111 G. Oestreicher. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce, Mr. J. Sui der -Misses Reta and Grace elayter of Windsor, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hayter over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. E. Edighoffer and daughter of the West are visiting with her sister, Mr. and <Mrs. P. • Melsaae. M17. Wm. Schroeder and daughter. and Mr. and Mrs. Hintz of Detroit, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hamacher, who continues very ill. Mrs.. Schroeder who has been at- tending her mother for a few weeks will stay a few weeks longer. - Mr, J. Mose of Ripley; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hueston, Beatrice and Madge of -Hayfield visited with Mr end Mrs, Robt, Hayter and family on Sunday. BLAKE :her 80th year in ;the person of JennieA visit to 1'1 • 't t Mr, John Douglas is not feeling as ewell as his many „friends would like ita hear of his health. He is again con- futed to bed, but w'- least wita warm sunny days cornie% be may soon ;gain strength again,. Mrs. Ciaik ra-ng -44,;itt•ri 14 her daughter from Goder:leh for a few Mr. William Finlay, !feeri Herteld And Mrs. Harald Finlay, a;se his dau- ghter Miss Alberta, and Mie, M. A Johnston called at the home Mre - and Mrs. Careie of the Bronson lino.. e' • Mr., R. N. Dougiu, eontiertee: to 'not enjoy his lima] few' health, •-,. vitally :friends hope soon to hear of' tee. • . restored health. Rev. Peters :gave a splendid ad - ....le, dregs on Sunday 'morning in keeping with oux mothers' Day, as as Fathers Day. The regular servicei stow helm; 1141{1 on Smidav o' . o'clock and Sunday Sctoei at , • I. o'clock, eppei s turn late s oic 1 Exeter, during theeir sale will ter tainly 'be 'worth your while. We have a very _ STANLEY TOWNSHIP Lae Mrs. Sparrow One _or Af--elev's most rr•snect '' Passed nwav Mriday last 14 1 McNaughtam, wiaew of the late ,elkehn Sparrow. On J\hiy 4th, 07 years ago she came as a bride and has seen menychanges is those years, and fen of her pioneer friends and neigh - bore. of her generation eare left to Thiourea the loss of a. kinti ',friend and reend zeigebor. But many IA the ris- ing ppel-at-ion will 115.p 'he r memory ever greon, as she was -respected by all. The Tarwa] WEIS twid on -Wednes- ' y lett from the T...7153t(td Church, .arna, ant; wile largely Attentied,her ipaetor, Rev, Mr. Peters, ‘seas .in oha- ee, and spolee most fittingly ,of the -If.tr-011-;ed, and took for a text igiab 15. The Weed psalm, her favorite Moline was :Tung.. A duet "1 will sing you et song of that leeautiful 2and,•'0 was lytyll rendered hy aev. and Pim' Peters. Thome loft te mourn be:sides a largo circle of friends are three ,hrothers teen' three sisters. DASHWOOD'". Mr. and Mrs. a. Burne of Port Huron spent the week -end wetli ke mother, Mrs. Witzel. Mrs. Jas. Smith and daughter Shin c of Willf,1"1"and Vrt 4rd. !vim HENSALL Jr, and Mrs. 'Wm. Gram of Lans- ing, Mieb.,-visited with the former' parents, Mr. ,and Mr. Geo. Gram.. , Mn A. L. Case, C. N. R, station agent who has 'been copfined to his. home for the -past few weeks witl fnfluenza, is able to be out again Mr. W. C. Thompson, relieving agent has returrmd to Clinton Mr. and Mrs. John Walki,.r, the former Mrs. Anna IVIeDommt, have • 1tUrnc(I norne from their wedding *rip to Toronto, and will take Ten resi dence in Hensali. 'Mr. and Mrs. M. .DrystIale intend leal$ing shortly for a trip to New York ;qty. f I ;11,rjr,c; n•,,,,,, P‘arghar, who bar, been a faithful bookkeepoi :-.,- th' o firni f.P 1 1 rcsdale for r I anneber of years, hns ten e'en e 11e- r r resiamation as she will be a populaei IT bride of this rnentg. ,II , Work is proftressi"-eg' 'Pallidly en ft,.e) lew arage of 9rvitle Ipitelmil end , the dwellings of James A. Paterson and -Wm. el. Poeta. Scheele reopened on Monday last, having been closed for a week owing tola case of searlot fever, the patient raking rapid recovery. Barn Durns Fir,- originating in a straw stack, eample.ey deetroyed the ilne bank Lere e:" e,"tei and William McCurdy in Hilei ort Twp., 7 miles southeast oi Hens:111 on Saturday last with dama- ges 01.:i1Zii.f:d at::C,,000, partly cover - eerie, ..nrance, The Hensall fire bri- gade e ee called te the nelle and am- ceeded in saving the home and other buil,:in4-• near by. This was consider- ed pe one of the finest barns in the town -117e. The fire was fist noticed by Mre. McCurdy, an aged lady who was itre';1! to extinguish same. No liveo •i: was last. 'r Coineil has purchased a new e'p'ace the one recently beo- robbeos who raleled the town hell and stole a small sum o • Miss Nellie Fee, who has spent th past number of months in Milverton returned to her home here recently. Ma Wm. Otterbein has been ap- pointed caretaker of St. Paul's An - Miceli Church to replace MT. Wti Jones, who recently resigned. He commenced his duties on pril lst. F. W, Gladman has oponeer nrnee in the rear of the vacant store formerly occue,,,,1 b..? Mrs. Wm. Sang0ter and will 1.4, le his law office on Fridays. Mr. Thee. Welsh has puichased th dwelliee eoperty of the OStatt; of th late C Volland on Queen 5 which h:ts teen occupied for the pe numb neeeths by Mr. and Mrs Levi Rendre it ie thought that Mr. anc Me-s.,0eott Welsh will move into thi property in the near future and Mr and :!Ire. Pands will move into the hoese recently oecupied by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey MecLarnan. • MI:eoe Minnie Reid and Margaret Habkirk, who spent the 'past two months in the sunny south at Florida returned home and report a very de- lightful vacation. Pastes at Chiselhurst Mrs. Feeeh Noris 59, of Chiselhurst died suddenly at he' home from a -heart coadition. Surviving are four datighteise Mrs. Wm. Parker, Mrs. A Weetleke, Mrs. F. Bender of -Chisel- • latest. rnd Mrs. E. Williarne of Mit- chcell and a son John of •Chiselhurst. The •funeral. was held„Friday with ine terIFFerrt in Staffa.,:cernetery.. e c t ,..nramonntarrrpomencouranzzazaamr=atramourrP, Mitchell that that town .1S to have a motion pieture theatre as an :addit- • ion to the •Sutherland- chain that now serves Goderich, Clinton, .Seaforth and St. Marys. A property has al- ready been purchased and construct- ion work on the new theatre build- ing Will commence at once. New Harbor Winds Work flee -commenced at Kincardine Thursday, May 18th, 1539 on the construetian of an extension to the (south pier. ll, G. Ross of Kin- cardine has the contract and the coat 'will le about $16,000. The ex- tension will ,angle more than 100 ft. in a southwesterly direction eeeon the end 'Of the south pier and &nen a wan which will keep the har,or chant iae1 from filling with sand and also afford protection. tsassmosonstesmartmuirranummtrazwria=craciarrsmarramar=nrramFarL •- '!,"Fr=1411PE. It has proven its Superiority by Piic Acleptarme. •If You have not Tried HIGH TEST, HIGH DC:C- ANE, Better Mileage DIME do so Today! e LP) P70- ATE Jo not he deceived; DIXIE ia Outmanding in Quality and Price. Make us Prove it! Priced at Per Gallon Tax PAL, de ZURICH'S LE.A.DiNG GARAGE AND Her SERVICE STATIII N. Mousseau, Prop, Village Is Growing Henson's, population increased by eleVenduring the past year, the vil- lage Council learned Monday Ihet. when Assessor R. J. Paterson pres- ented his report. Total assessment is $440,357, an increase of $3,532 ov- er the nrevious year. Total populat- ion is.696. and Mrs. Scott Welsh have mo- ved into the dwelling eecently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Filstne, and have become settled. Mater Bobbie Hess, who recently underwent an operation on the they roid gland at St. Joseph's Hospital London, was able to return to hi home, and` his friends hope to see him soon out again. COUNTY NEWS liternommemearso, Mitchell's population, according to the 1939 assessment roll, is 1666, an Increase of 66 from last year. Nearly 100 public school pupils of Seaforth took part in a music festi- val recently. The leading contestant 1 •ricia Beachely, wilt). scored 85 points. A well:known clergyman, Rev. Fr Dantzer of Dublin and St. Columban died suddely at the St. Columbap presbytery op Friday last from hears attack. He was in his 74th year. Addresses Lions A recent meeting of the Exeter Lions Club was held at the Commer. 'ial Hotel. neshwood, and was ari. dressed by 'E. C. Beacom, publi school inspector for Strata Huron his subject being the new courseo etudy. Swimming fool for Clinton The Town Council on Clinton ha' eccepted the offer of the heirs of the late Dr. W. Gmen.to doeete lands fo- memorial park and swirree-ig -no& 4ite. The plan is that the Lions Club vill erect the swirrirriate pool. to which •iroiect the 'NWT( will give $2,000 the mantenance of the park will be im leetaken hv the Lion e 0107., an r 'ant eameeittee o' the Towa Couney and the T.'ons Club will have contra of the park. The Wine:hart Fish and Game Cltri0 f has been formed with Geo. Orvis as )rnsiclent. It is the intention of th-'Club to get permission to siteet wio "out and use the streams in the Wingharn district. Deaths at County Horne 'Two eleathe were record ---1 Iirtr n Courtty Honie for he Agl (I. r' llintnn lost week. The deceased 1,w, Geo, nriver 80 of Wingharn ar nicriof 5'it1i p vs ofri ton;ve,Pchniti a •Theatro �r IVIitaeg AlAttnitaenlaitt,hit beanz made 2 :$$ = • 11'1714 USED CARS 1938 Ford V8 De Lux Tudor sedan R and G. - new car satisfaction at used car p. ice $775.00 1936 Dodge De Lux Fordor Seda with trunk, a good car at the right ptice, only 590.00 1935 Ford De Lux Fordor selaa with trunk, a nice hk. sedan guazanteed to please you or money back, only — .. 490.00 1935 Ford De Lux Coupe -with ramble seat, this car has- been well uned for, it looks and rums-, like new, for 350.00 1934 Ford De Lux Coach, all good tires R and G., a car that you can depend on, only 375.00 1931 Ford Coupe with rumble seat, you must see this car to appreciate the value 225.00 1928 Ford Coach, a nice one .. . 150.00 1928 Ford Coach, motor overhauled ..............85.00 1929 Buick sedan, new car 'condition 175.00 1928 Chrysler Sedan, real good .........100.00 1927' Chev. Coach ...... ...._.... 50.00 Used Trucks from $50.00 up and 2 good FOrdson Tiactors with. Fenders. Also new and' used Trac- tor Plows., SANDY ELLIOT Phone 64 EXETER FORD, MERCURY, AND LINCOLN ZEPHER CARS FORD TRUCKS AND FORDSON TRACTORS. zaziongsz..muse......m.rm! New LO Elk Prices Prices on ALL 1939 Diarige Six ancls DeLuxe models hay. been RE- DUCED) You'll praise the graceful sweep of body lines the ease and! comfort of the new Relaxed improved perormancr..0 rf the famous. Dodge economy engine. This big, longer - wheelbase Dodze also hasr new Arnolr steel coil springs, . improved airpiene-type shade, absorbers •. parented Floating ; Power . . hydraulic brakes. See and drive one of these -remark- • able 1939 Dodge cars TODAY! , gmv. 11-1"gliz; 41') SEE US FOR N.T.AV LOW PRICES. • WARD FRIrrz Distributor Zurich I7I 11.