Zurich Herald, 1939-08-24, Page 1"VOLUME Nrof.47
ZURICH.. THURSDAY Mail INC. AUGUST 24, 1 939
Lt the Herald publis
HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING. SALON
SPECIALS FOR SPR.ING
Let us quote• iota. on Specials for
Spring and Summer Permanents,
that are pleasing and satisfactory,
and will give you personality Hair-
dressing Salon on rear of store. For
appointments call us by phone 102
Zurich.
Are You Suffering
Headaches?
if so; Have your Eyes Examined with
the Latest Methods -and Equipment at
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A.LCOLE,ItO.
OPTOMETRIST Be OPTICIAN
GODERICH — ONT..
Good Glasses at Reasonable Weea
From
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH -- ONT.
'A Changeless Christ for a
ng World."
crriday, 8h Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
iUNDAT SERVICE144
'0 a. m.—German Serrice.
11./5 aan.—Bunday School.
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKHEIM, Pastor.
Chang-
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. Hecicendorn, Minister.
Mrs. H. G. Hess, Organist.
ILO aert. Theme -"Follow Thou Me.
11 A,M. Sunday ScheoL
T.30 p.m. Theme -"What Happened
,When Jesus Looked"
join "The After Vacation March to
Church."
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hastings and Mr.
Ed. Wurm of Markham, visited with
COMF ARM GLASSES Mrs. Amelia Fuss on 'Sunday.
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mi.,. C. Eilber Mrs. Allan Gibson,
REASONABLE PRICES Mr. and Mrs. C. 'L. Smith motored to
Seafoith op. Friday, calling on friends
(Q 1 Irbirtgg
Mester L. Smith, Piddle/a*
;1.26 a year, U.S. ;1.60 be ltdvamolit
1.bo AftiolAitsts2 MAX 011.1M1010.11
our summer Visits and Visitors
CARD OF THAISik*:
:Mrs. R. N. Douglas and;fainkly ot
Blake wish to thank relative, *lends
and neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy in their recent ebeyetvem-
ent; for the beautiful floral,telbutes
and those who so kindly ),,i4i.,%4 'their
ears. • e
Mr. and Mrs. Gideon lisialWwere
Tuesday visitors in London
Rev. and Mrs. E. M. MeSteie,4 St.
George; Mr. and Mrs. Levi•Hrigarnan
of Merriton, were Monday-andgues-
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Eichelberger and
family of Indiana, are visiting relati-
ves here.
Mr. Harry. McAdams of the Bron-
son line
and young men took a motor trip to the
son line accompanied by three other
day visitors at the home ; :,,..„:. Canada West.
Mrs. INV. 1. Siebert.. '
Mr.and Mrs. Walter Eckel motored
' Miss Flossie Brown of Lelid,en is toCladona over the week -end. Their
at present spending her vezetions at son Jackie, who has been there for
the home of her mother! M.,,r.!;:,.,:yhas. sonic weeks returning home.
Weber.
M. and Mrs Wm F. Braun and
Mr. and*Mrs. Frank BOssiierry family of Forest.were.Sunday visit -
of Kitchener; Mr. and MrS.„:,§tartz mors at the home of Mr. Wm. Lamont.
of Conestoga. were Mondageggl.4 t's at .,. rs. Braun remaining over for the
the home of Mr. and sil,,i;.5:.,: ,.EWm. week with her father.
Wagner. '':••:•:'
Mr. and Mrs. Ephrarn Cassel; Mrs.
Mrs. John Brenner Pickedeg• rine
,rel - Moses Gardner; Mr. Joseph Zimmer-
beaf-steak tomato from her,:.%garden man of New Hamburg, were Wed -
that weighed a little over 24747'itbiinds
This shows the prolific p*Oction and other friends.
nesday callers on IVIr. Daniel Smith
our gardens are giving us if:Op:Orly
cared for. Mr. and Mrs. Isreal Wilhelm and
'''''• daughter Marjorie of Milvercon, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hab:eie: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ross of Seaforth,
and Mrs. Ferd. Haberer, ''IVIit, Aohn were Sunday visitors at the nome of
Turkheim and Mr. and Mrs..,:E!!14b- Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith.
erer returned from a pleasant 'dm:
trip up Michigan crossing- t: a:Ck- Barristers F. Donnelly of Goderich,
inaw strait, and over to SO • te: and James Morley of Exeter, and
Marie, and other points of in Civil Enginers, R. !Patterson of God -
Mr. .
and Mrs. J. J.-Swee
,•ley
atul
Eunice of Detroit, accqmpe
zees. A. Fuss took a trilli*
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•• / Week -end guests at the home of
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..ormiviETRisr at, E•XETER • Mr. and Mrs. drohn. Brenner wereareal and Quebecstopnin
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mi. way Bay to do some good 1).'"
. • e -eve e. ..; . , , , Dr. and Mrs'. Wall'and family;
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, ..7,17eet .„ Newest. AparoVikatolluid 'ot =d, SITi.',L10-yd. and ..09vd, pn wh. Then returning home by vir
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ClEsiiir*.iverY133"fra.A:loycl Hendrick and °family of Summer Bible School
lthe• Blue Water Highway:.
Week Day .Except Wednesday-
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t411BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
—.YOUR HAIR—The most important thing to ,cornplete your spring
outfit is your hair- Treat it as such and come to us for your next
• PERMANENT WAVE.
Introducing to you. for the first time the newest in scientrflc hair
treatment, it is our pleasure to present "Prescription Permanents."
Whether your hair he fine, course, white, etc., we now have a special
lotion for each type and, you are therefore assured of a wave in the
manner you Jaave always wanted.
Why Accept a Substitete for the Best. No advance in prices.
Phone 159 Zurich. for Appointertents. MRS. ED. GASCHO, Prop.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials far Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Rills°, large pkg.. per pkg. .22c
Corned beef, per tin . , 1 1 c
Pork and beans, 21 -oz, 2 tins ....... . . 17c
Brunswick, Sardines„ 5 tins 25c
Ivory flakes,. large pkg. . ....24c
Quaker Puffed wheat, 2 pkgs. 19c
Sahnon fancy Cohoe„ 1 -s per tin • 27c
Cowns, 16 -oz tin, per tin • .... .25c
Sani Flusli6, per .fin • ... •....... .. .......- 22 c
Tuna Flake fish per Air" i • *0 nTo. 15c
Tomatoes large 2 -tin at 1 0 c
Areoxon fly coils, 5 for . ••• 10c
Rubber jar rings, per dozen
Zinc rings. per damn ...... ........25c
Tomato juice 25 -oz.. 2 tins ... .. ..... .... .. . . ...-,...,...19c
Bee Hive corn syrup 5-s, per tin ....... ..........—...39c
Hillcrest shortening, 2 lbs. ' 25c
Mid weight Brooms, each ...25c
Heavy brooms, each
White Wine vinegi.ar, ner gal.
69c
40c
Cider Vinegar, per al ..
We also have Heinz Vinegar per gat
1ERNER
Erich and Mr. Archibald of London
attended the Court of Revision in
the town hall on Tuesday.
on-
COI"- Last Thursday and Friday the foil-
ing owing were visitors at the home df
all- Mr: and Mrs. W. L. Siebert of town:,
Mr. and Mrs. •Roy Brown of
Monroe, Mich; Mrs. (Rev.) J. Burn
The %Summer Bible :School held from of Selkirk and Mrs. FieFa Brown of
August 21st to Sept. Jet is well un- of Kitchener.
dee way, and a, good attendance is
being manifest. The morning study
hour is from 9 to 12 o'clock for
ages 4 years and over. A public:pro-
gram will he given on Friday evening
September lst. The public are in-
vited.
ZURICH FOAL'CLUB MEET in Zurich. Mrs. Johnsen has the dis-
tinction of being the oldest person in
Zurich. She has been a:. resident of
-the village over sixty years and has
seen the village grow from infancy
to its present condition.. Mrs. John-
son, We are pleased tosay, enjoys,
good health. She has four daughtersz
Mrs. E. Stoskopf of Kitchener, Misses
Matilda, Aliceand Susie at home..
During the day she received congratu-
lations, greetings and many beautiful
boquets of flowers from friends far
and near. Among others a lovely
baguet from the Ladies' Aid of St.
Peter's Ditherer church of which she
Is. a faithful member.: The Herald
joins the many friends of this grand
°Id' lady in wishing her many more
years of continued good health and
happiness.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Zuric71, Marks.
92dn Birthday.
On Tuesday, August 22nd, Mrs.
Thomas Johnson of the village cele-
brated her 92nd birthday at her home
A meeting of the Zurich Young
Farmer's Heavy Draft Foal ClufrWas.
held at the home of Arthur Wel)*
Dashwood. Lorne Rader, presidenrOf
the club, conducted the meeting. The
ipealcer included William Decker;
president of Zurich Agricultural •Soe
-:ety, who gave :1 resume of a re6nt
tour of inspection made by hirrit(fil
and the agricultural representative to
the farm homes of Oil members. -He
said they were much pleased with
the quality and condition or the feels
inspected and considered that credit
was due the young men for the care
Felice of their colts. Stewart de
Ewen, Stanley Township, breeder of
horses, gave an instructive talk on
itting for and showing of horses for
best results. J. C. Shearer, agrieul-.
tural representative, addressed •the;
boys, outlining the plan for exhiI4...
ing the foals at the Zurich Fidi Fair:
Lakeview Casino
Grand Bend
Last Two Weeks
DANCING NIGHTLY TO
WILLIS TIPPING, and his
Cascade Rythm Orchestra
Free admission before 9 pan.,, Tees.,
Thurs., Fri. 'First, two danco free
every, night. . •
AT LAST! FINAL AMATELIA
CONTEST!
MONDAY, AUGUST' 28th.
First and Second Prize; Winners of
each AmateuT• Contest of the entire
season will meet for Grand Cash
Prize,
THE 24 PIECE PORT ELGIN
BRAS$ BAND
will be our Guests out
SUNDAY, AUGUST 27th,
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OBITUARY
Late Robert N. Douglas
Robert N. Douglas.., general merclie
art of Blake, passed on to the better
World at his home last Tuesday in
his 71st year, after; an illness extend-
ing over several months, whiche he
bore with great, netience. He was
'born near Blake liming the thintSon
of the late Mr. ansi Mrs. Allan Doug-
las, and except, fOr a few yearssspent
in Wester Canada, had lived all his
life in the community. He engaged in
farming for al tk'w- years ,befaye going
into business • as a general merchant.
With his sterrng honest and upright
qualities, and his obliging Laid friend-
ly dispositi'en Mr. Dougla$ had made
many wleree and intimate frienks
which wit' greatly miss 'eine ane iis
these • qua:Mies that willt linger olein•
the trwrtary of his many friends.
The Allege of Blake shall never be
lust quite the same without it N.
Dopigias. Surviving, are: his widow,
who, was formerly Miss Mary E; Dick -
of near Hensall; two daughters, Miss:
Gladys, a graduaee nurse, at homee,
and Mrs. Donald Turner, 4xf London:
also two brothers, Jose -ph A., and
Adam T. Dceiglas, of, Hyde Park.
The funeral was conducted by Rev%
Mr. Peters, of Varns from the LTn-
ited Church, Blake, of which the
departed was an active member, on
Tlim..sdav aff moon. Interment fell-
oWeAlin Hayfield cemetery. The
Afternoon on Beech, Eve, in OUSillO 'bereft family have the sympathy 04
large &OP. of 'Prink.
CO'Net,i
Optical
Repair
Service
AM IN. A POSITION TO DUPLIC-
ATE YOUR BROKEN SPECTACLE
LENSES
PROMPTLY AND 'ACCURATELY
AND AT PRICES MUCH LESS
THAN THE LARGER CENTRES
LET US SHOW YOU THE MOST
MODERN IN SPECTACLES
A G. HESS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
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PHONE YOUR 0
For positive identification o
the World's Finest Anthraciti:lx
ak for
BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farms Milling Co'47
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid fork
.Eggs on a graded basis -
Pone 10 - Hensall.
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SPRIP& GOODS
YOU NOW REQUIRE
Have You Selected Your Garden Seeds?
We have a good Assortment of Flower and Veg.
etable Seeds, in 5c and 10c Packages,.. Also Root
Seeds and Sorghum.
WE • HANDLE SCARFE'S PAINTS
Men's, Boys' Misses and Children's Running
Shoes, Men's Work Shoes.
House Dresses, Aprons, Prints and Broadcloths,
Men's and Boys' Overalls and Smocks.
• 1..IARNESS REPAIRS, ETC., ETC.
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
R. N. DOUGLAS
1 GENERAL MERCHANT
I PHONE 11 - 97 E3LAACE