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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1939-07-13, Page 4R te011R :r • ..,?t....a},l.:rfFt�!..aebA>::" ....r•. rsti.... ZURICH HERALD off eporis from test- oioris s in six large cities proved .that 2111.1.4 ri BLAME YOUR ... because most cars are built to run smoothly on a good regular -priced gas B your car did not knock when new --but knocks now on the same grade of gasoline —blame it on the motor oil. Many oils form hard carbon inside the motor after only a few thousand miles. The result is knocking and lost power. In the long run, the best and most etonoauoal cure for knocking is to have the carbon removed —then use Sunoco, the Irnock-proof Motor Oil, exclusively. It's your safest protection against knocks and lost power. j 0 -MOTOR OIL SUNOCO KF2 -`motor longer keeps the head on your sx•�R• i. gave better performance than 13 premium priced fuels as well as 17 other gasolines Out into the highways and byways went independent investi- gators. 1069 motorists were asked to test a colorless "mystery" gasoline against the gasolines they had been using a. total of 30 competing fuels. That mystery gasoline was Blue Sunoco with color omitted. Regular priced and premium priced went up against Blue Sunoco and more than 8 out of 10. zzzotorists said Blue Sunoco gave then .better performance! vests conducted by Might Directories, Ltd., Summer, 1938. Gasoline used in tests certified to be regular Blue Sunoco (color omitted) by Donald -Hunt Co., Ltd. SOLD BY : L. A. PRANG and SON ED. NADIGER General Repairing and Used Car Sales Leather Goods and .Harness ZURICH - ONT. DASHWOOD - ONT. i DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS Removed Promptly Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Etc. Courteous Service Phone 235 Exeter, Ont. (Collect) DARLING and CD. Of CANADA LTD.. DASHWOOD IVIr. George Kellerman s spending; • few weeks .in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Chenna and fam-'o of Birmingham, Mich., spent .a ;few days with her mother, Mrs. 'Willett. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Graybie!1 of 'T'oronto are visiting with Mrs. Gray 4oel and Beatrice.. Mr.' and Mrs. Norman Evans and family of Kitchener spent the week - :tend -with her parents, Mr. and Mm. y. Hoffman. Mr. Homer Guenther of Toronto, zpent the week -end with his brother,' 1 1![r. and Mrs. E. R. Guenther. A large number from here attend - d the Evangelical Sunday S. picnic at Springtbank on Wednesday after - moon. BLAKE M,'s, Thomas Consitt returner•! to tithe home of Mr. and •Mrs. R. McAl- lCi;;ter at Id11lsgrd:t•n atter spr.ndli.rrr at Le."'. days y 1!•h her fleitghti't and .d•r n-lttvr. Mr. and Mrs. Clamors. l`;tr'. .-xnd family. Mr. Robert McBride is holidaying "tth relatives in the Prolrirt Provin-1 Accompanying the M< ;stat Alb- yrf nrl Fe droned ,Schnell itw,pthcrs, A. E. RAVELLE General Store in the GRA lunch basket. As the weather was ideal, all had it very enjoyable time. Over fifty sat down for dinner and Supper. These attending were: Mrs. Mary Ann Marray, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Murray, :and family of Woodham; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mur- ray and Rena, '.Mappens .Mr. and Mrs Will McKewe:u, «and 'Veda., London; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ,Saunders and family, Mr. Robt. Culp, Miss Betty Beardsley, Mr. and 1V1rs. Charles ,Sa- who were recently visiting with fri-, unders, Mary Jane, Mrs. Blanche ends in this vicinity, Kent of Detroit,; Mr, ;and Mrs. .Will Miss. Alberta ninlaty. spent a ,few -Reid, Jean; Mr. Geo,. React and fare - fly, Mr. and Mrs. Elmore StephetnsOn days at Zurich. Miss Emma McBride Wise has'heen Reid,oVarna; th tend elerMra ; a , . M. at Kitchener for some time tast its Kenneth, nd 31r den l•c.egaetl of Clinton; Mr. and Mx;,. Bruce Me home again. _Mrs. Fred Bonthron of H;enasall was &..visitor with Mrs. IL N. ;F?bsiay. The W.M.S. is being h.elld on ;Wetl•- neall xy evening of this weelk itt ;the church. Chet. Duncan, Florence of Flint;Mich Miss Beatrice Manson atrad Mrs. Mrs, Andrew Duncan, Parkhill. The Harold Finlay were appointed Coll- ,date for the 1940 picnic was est fel eetters f: or the Bible Society in this the ;last Saturday in June apt Bayfield vicinity. So will be calling 4'beo"at11lY I Offreers were: President, Leonard on the people. !Secy., Vice -Pres. Garnet Murray, Secy., Mrs. Bruce McClinc t.ev, Press; STANLEY .TOWNSHIP 1 Secy., Thos. Robinson; Treasurer, Fill 'Riiif. Mo. 'Riefiard Robinson returned 1 f home from 'cGregor, Man., last * Friday, where she lead been called, I Clinchey, Zurich; ,lila;. and 1\irs. Wm Cable, Windsor; Mr. :and Mrs. John, A. Reid and family, Detroit; :Aft.- and Mrs. Paul John, Donald, Mr. and Mrs Fred Greenberg, Roy. Mx. and Mrs. HENSALL owing to the illness of her mother, Mrs. John Einmerson, who passed a-1 :Mrs. Kate Cantelon and Mrs. Ren - way on Tuesday ;Fully 4th at the age !Die are holidaying .at Pike's Bay. of 80 years. I Russsil Hedden, who has spent the Mrs. John McKinley of Clinton, is; east year with his .brothers at St spending a flew days with her sister, 't'.nthavines ..arrived home and wil' Mrs. Jean llclirtlry. ; visit at his hone here. A Family Gathering' ? Miss Hattie Sutherland was rece•1t- 'i"lie annual picnic of the Murray Iv in Stratford ttteniiing the funeral family we.; held at Ilright's i reoe of her late cousin, Miss lios4e Dent near Sarnia on Tuesday, July 4th. a resident of that city, haying taught A spacious table was stn'ar' d an,;l school in that city for mann years. ad family brought a wcill-tpilhd' Mrs. Annie to;gttrl And Mrs, .Mast shown around the forestry c.•ernonstr- atien farm at St. Williams,. where a they were served lunch, cl xt evening they attended a banquet at Simcoe, addressed by lion. J. G.inGardiner, Minister of Agriculture i the 'Federal Govt. PICKS UP MAN • Suffering from amnesia, Acx.an Arm strong of Forest was found walking along highway 21, 2 miles north of Bayfield Sunday eve last by Traffic officer Webb. The man had been missing 'from his home in Forest for about a week, but the officer did not; known this. Luckily, while the officer rtzentarsotanumtopurrstremrtantsettwa 41131 Traters+iiay, zuly t3th, 1989 1e, oomph waw 1 Itestioning the man an auto carne along with Forest people in it. They lrey knrw Armstrong and took the man home with these, after provid- ing a much needed meal at the near- est eating•place. Armstrong first at- tracted 'Traffic Officer Webb's atten- tion on .Saturday afternoon between Bayfield and Grand. I3end. He again saw him 'early Sunday but did not stop. Armstrong could give no coher- ent account of where he had been sleeping and eating for the past week he only knew he was going north to buy horses. Ile was easily pursuaded to return to Forest. .1 AMON i� ( C tem div G BS�'8 tJ ti>1� ti C ATH .+' GAS A Gas known to every Motorist. Why take Chances in inferior Gas when you can bay GOOD GAS at K app's One Stop Service at Per anon Tax .ceded ENGINEERED LUBRICATION At Klopp's you get Guaranteed Indian Lubrication, using 7 kinds of Grease. We invite you to -watch ,us Lubricate your Car and see how Trained Attendants Grease Cars ' EXPERT REPAIRING We use the KING AN ALYSER to properly Tune Up your Motor.LAMPSCLEAR GAS FOR YOUR LAMPS AND STOVES at 25e. Gallon Car Wash 39c. Tire Repair 25c BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES, 'GOODYEAR TIRES Clean and Tidy Rest Rooms. Zurich's Finest and Most Up-to-date Garage and Service Station.. HOWARD KLOPP, 1.t?SSEE C. Fritz & Son Used Car Lot in Connection IIIIIIIIIi11iRRIRIlRI11111111111R111IIIIIIIIR111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRRliuilliillliRIIIIIIi?1? lIliilllRllNiRiliill ER E111111111i11111HINE11111111 ulitigni imium ntsmnamosts `.HESE PRICES subject to change without Notice Painting Wagon Painting Buggy Recovering Buggy Top Rerimrning Buggy Wheels Set Buggy Shaft $7.00 and 10,00 6.00 and 10.00 16.00 and 18.00 12o00 3.00 1.00 1.25 25c Cross Bar Buggy Reach Buggy Spokes each v CESS, theRepair Man ilfilillRntIllull@IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111111110411111111111111 !i 1tiiitt6'u'{I MI, li>1?!'I!titlil4�liIIIR11R11RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!UI!i!Ill!IIIIIAk1111111Ui1lllllllllllllEl: 6•+++*+++++++•1..++++s,.--+.t...:...... $titer l 3 •t+ i +'t t 4 P•- ^,• , i �..;.i• �fi BUILDING MATERIALS !+ if you intend doing any &,IIS or Repairing this Year we will be pleased to. supply you with the finest of Building Materials., Let us quote you. SUMMERSCREENS Combination, Do.ors-•-screens for the summer and glass interchangeable. for winter. Will Snake screens to prop- erly fit yowl windows,. Etc. Etc. Let us have your order Headquarters for Johns -Manville Building Materials ND BEND F. C. sKAL FL1iSC1.. + PHONE 69 tha Harvey retained home from Mar- lette, Mica., after attending the fun- eral of thier brother the late Thos. Hudson. They were accompanied home by their nephew and are vis- iting with relatives in Manitowaning. •'David .Nicol Passes David Nichol, Id a resident of Hen sail for ahtlf a century, died on Satur- day. He had been in ailing health for the past five years. Mr. Nichol was a member of the Board of Managers of the Presbyterian. Church, was a for- mer school trustee and village coun- cillor. His wife died some years ago. Surviving are two sons, James and William, Hensel; a sister, Mrs. Tot- ter, Myth; two brothers, • ux, -Wash- ington, and James, Vancouver. The funeral, private was held Monday af- ternoon n with burial in Hensall Union Cemetery. Rev. W. A. Young of$cit- ed. GE?ERAL News ONLY 14—IN UPPER SCHOOL Fourteen -year-old • Teresa 'McIver daughter of Mr. and Mrs. t eter Mc- Iver, Seaforth, will enter Fourth Form and Upper School at the 5.0.1 ,when school opens in September Writing her Ontrance from Junior Fourth) she has maintained a eonsis• tently high scholastic standing, ane' is one of the youngest students to en- ter Upper School. VISIT FORESTRY STATION Seven reeves of Heron co:iniy trni nlcipaliti£s, ,recently elected tnenxbsl' of County Couneii Who had not pm iouwly made the trip, Visited Norton, county for the annual forestry fteir day. With hundreds of others .from all 0rrc3tt Wederrt tbq wore,�i _...__ - me ZURICH + 4 4 + f • New LOWER prices 1 Prices en ALL 1939 Dodge Six an& Deluxe models have bee» .12E-• DUCEDI You'll praisr the graceful sweep of lady lines .. , die ease anddl corniest of; the new Relaxed Ride .. . improved performance c1 the famous Dodge economy engine. This big, longer -wheelbase Dodge also has aures Annola steel coil sptiin:gs . improved airplane -type shock absorbers' . patented Floating; Volver _ . hydraulic brakes. See .and drive one of these remark.. able 1939 Dodge cars TODAVII s WARD F {T 7 - Dil:itrihutor - Zurich