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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1939-09-28, Page 8I•AAGE EIGHT — 1r, Fail • ir We placed our orders early in Summer for Fall Delisery, ilYad were olaliged to take gsods in earlier than usual to pescure lowest prices. It is needless to tell you that prices are advancing, so i is greatly to your advantage to get your supplies early. Prices now ase about the same as last year and will not be adnanced while stock /ads. See us alzout Win- ter Underwer, Blankets, Sweater Coats, Sox, Hos- iery. Ladies' Silk Hose will be one of first items to advance. So why not get a supply now! GROCERY SPECIALS Chipso, pkg 20c. Feas 3 for•25c Flakes 2 for 15c. Soap flakes 5lbs. 30c Soap 12 bars 25c. Prunes lb. 10c Polk and Beans 10c. Salada tea, half -lb. 33c jelly Powder, 5 pkgs. with dish - - 25c Rice, Very Choice • No. 1, 3 lbs 25c Caustic Soda, for your fall soap making 5 lbs55c G do' SO T N , , PRODUCE • WANTED PHONE 59 •Huroi,& Erie Debentures CANADA TRUST GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES Any knount $1O(1.4ihn and over Accepted 3% per annum, half yearly for 1 and 2 Years 314% per annum for 3 and 4 Years... 33% per annum for 5 to 10 Years. Free Information Anarew F. Hess, Local Representative iytaer4M11,V3'ZfaiCqg 4,0 3 ts • Tr zi n71)W r•'••• aTr: SEEDS • i• Li J. j :22; r,3 •74 771 d f you are thinking of doing any Fencing this year, be sure and consult Us. And be sure it is the famous Frost Fence! From - Zurich Zurich e4kae and FURNITURE :." FL'rr.2 les ee, tee 111'•'v ttk-o; • . . for long Itje. . Come in and see our atock of Frtxsi Form Fence . the fine,, we've eve* had. Heavily galveni=ecl by spe...ial Fiv8t process. Wears for a lifetime. We cut, quote you attractive price*. TtGl-rr t 1.001 ZINC BONDED tacit:sire FROST fa...* dot SAVES YOU MONEY' ZURICH HERALD q1F111111.1 ff1110 11110 10111111.111101111M111111111 110111 111111 11111111I 11111111111 1111111111111111111 11111111111111 0014191011 ill' Ft le Grocery. Stsre Soap Flakes, 5 lb. pkg. 30c Lux Flakes, 1 pkg and 3 cakes Lux soap 35c -IC Shoe polish, black or brown, per tin 10c Tca, Cold Medal, (1-1b. with tumbler) 65c 10c 10c Salmon, large can Aeroxon Fly coils, 5 for Carnation milk (large cans) 2 for 19c _25c Fly Spray, 16-6z. can . 25c Save our Cash Coupons fOr some beautiful China- ware: enno Desch - Zurich 0, K. Soap, 10 bars iIflli EGGS WANTED. Phone 165 11111111 111 11 11111 MD II 1115111111111 1111111111111141111111111 111111111 1 11 ilI111111111111111 11111 1 III ItNIS M' fr,M ioilREsT Mir. Calvin Thiel spent the. week- end at his home here. Born—At Zurich, on Septembee20 o eie. and Mrs. Adrain Denomme, a daughter. Airs. Albert Siebert of Kitchener, is visiting at the Siebert home in town. Miss Eileen Beaver returned home ifter spending a week with her sip-• erat Godeeich. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Geiger, Ro- maine and Newell Geiger were Sun - .:ay visitors to Thorndale. Mrs. J. W. Horner, accompanied c- ne Varna relatives on Sunday vis- iting at Dashwood. . . Mrs. Susan Haberer, accompanied a number of Dashwood friends on a mote.: trip to Pigeon, and Port Aust- in, Mich., over the week -end. Miss K. Guhr, Mr. August Guhr and Miss Alice Beaver, ail- tee' (*oder- ch visited with Mr. and. Mrs. Ed. Beaver of town on Sunday: : Miss Ines Yungblut, who has been 4-e•ee--w5h her uncle, MT. Jacob Deichert at St. Josep'e's Plespital, London, returned on Monday. The recent rains were welcome, es- pecially tb the fanners who in many places found their wells drying up., Many farmers have been hauling watece, and even. for drinking purpos- es. The engagement is announced of Gertrude, daughter of Mrs and the late Charles Weber, to Clarence Fred- erick, son of Mrs. and the late Ed - ke Zurich's L dies' Wear • SUMMER SALE On Now! In order to clear all Summer Dresses, we are offer- ing the same at Big Bargains. Your call will be appreciated_ Note—Our Store is in our Residence. MRS. PEARL MOUSSEAU Phone 47 Zurich .11•1.1M•0111.0 • HAIRDRESSING rHIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON SPECIALS FOR SPRING Let us quote you 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 to. WOLIN* Loavitt's Theatre EXETER — ONT, This Theatre is "Air Conditioned" Thursday, Friday, Saturday ward Deters, the marriage. to take "MAN ABOUT TOWN" place at Desboro, beginneig or Oct- Starring JACK BENNY and ROCH- ober. ' tgt 014 PAIN iS PAINTS ! We carry, a full line of the Well Known and Tried and ProvedSherwin-Williams Paints, 'Oils,. Varnishes, . . ESTER, DOROTHY LAMOUR Mr George J. Thiel has disposed of his fine young Pereheron Eirlow team Special— LAURET, and HARDY to Mr. Gib D.ow of Exeter, who 'is ; buying that fine stamp of horses foi Comedy. "COUNTRY "ki0SPITAL Montreal. Mr. Thiel. •sterely ,had mat- ched up a very nice team, admired by all, and won a number of prizes at the local fall. fairs. The half -holiday season with this week is ended for this season. How the time does go. Only a few weeks age it seems since we announced the half holidays, and now e. iew months have pssed, the summer has ended and the harvest is past. Far ,mers are busily engaged in cut- ting their crop of ibudkwheat Which is looking splendid. The ground is .ti'l eelite .dry for fal plowing epee - jelly on the heavy land, as consider- able more rain is required. Fair wheat ;8 looking splendid and making a reost satisfactory growth. A Fine Display Judge Archie Haas, who had charge of judging the horses on Tuesday at the local fair, advised that this year was the best showing of herses he as ever seen .in Zurich, and probably, ;being a great lover of horses, that is the reason the judging lasted till af- ter six o'clock, when there was prac- tically only a hand ful of people left. The two tandem teams marvelously circling around the show ring rider the close of the judging period was a masterpiece of horse training and a sight beautiful to behold. The two exhibiters, Monroe and Miller are to be congratulated, and the regretable pact of it is that so few of the ef- ternoon spectators were present to See the finest act ever pulled off pro-. bably on this ring. Some derent. arrangements should be made another year not to prolong the horse judging on late in the evening. • 10 Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax Goody ear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes in all sizes a Furniture., Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall Mattresses • Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith- • 6 ing our Specialty. Full line sf heavy and shelf Hard- o ware always in stock. , STADE di, FIDO1 1 ta$W1111 ZURJCH - ONT. QUALITY — PRICE — SERVICE BLAKE Communion services will be held et the B1nk0 church on the coming Sunday, October 1.st, at 10 a m. Rev. Peters will be in charge o tee ser- vice. Many are taking in the local :tall fairs these days from this -vicinity. IVIr. and Mrs. Gordon 14. Johnston left for their home in Thornloe, Ont. last Thursday, the latter's father,1V1r, Wm. Finlay acetenpanying them :or Mon., Tues., Wed. • "THE SISTERS" A Thrilling Action Drama with Errol. ::-nn, Alta Louise and Bette Davis Corning—Batchelor Mother; Three Musketeer; Susana of the Mounties. M. G. M. Pictures --Sweethearts; Too Hot to Handle; Out 'West with the Hardies; Let Freedon Ring. HILLSCREEN l'huted44 pteltber :J.76a:g0 14-1"0.040+04•40 +.0.+4,0•44+++++04.4,10.4 4•440, t•++.104.+4.+++++.14.0.+44440 5, elk • W COLEMAN STOVES 4 V. . Why be uncomfortable in an overheated kitchen hi Summer time when you can keep cool. We cangreatly • help you as We have a good stock of Coleman Stoves 4 4 and Ranges on hand for this very hot weather that 1. will greatly help keeping cool in the kitchen And be- e ' sides these Stoves are 'operated at so small a cost that dt; 41' a person: can hardly afford to be without one FURNITURE • A Few Good: Studio Couches, regular $50.00; for each at $38.00.. 4+ Always keep a Good Stock of New and the very Latest 4 in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices, quality Con- • sidered. Let us show you our Beds, Springs, Mattress, • Dining Room. Suites, Occasional Chairs Rockers, Etc. Joh stun Hardware Mrs. A. Parsoae h: home atter hav- ing spent a - (lay; in Seroi th hospital, her many rriends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr: and Mrs. ,lohn Dodds and fate - of London visited over the week- end with Mr.- and Mrs, Chas. liee,en- soii. Mrs. A. Linden of Denfield is sp- ending some time at the h:ine or her ;daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Parsons. Quite a number from here attend - d the fall fairs of the past week ai Exeter and Seaforth. STANLEY TOWNSHIP ,•••01111MINIMISM.1.119 .1111=1.••••••••11.10•2211.1•101.101•••.•111.13.41S Kalbfleisch 1 Furniture, Phone 63' 4.+4.4.4.4.4•++4,4,441.44++++++.44:1 114SEY-EARBIGINEWS GENUINE M. -H. PARTS work best on M. -H. Im- plements... Mower and Binder Knives ground while you wait with carbarundum equipment. Guaranteed Batteries at $4.49 1 1/2-; year battery guarantee_ , b.85 2 year battery guarantee lir-plate ..7.95 Guaranteed 440-21 tires at 5.85 Visit the East End Seryie or Cityr, Serv- ice at Zurich price, c greased with latest hydralic.equipt 7PerlY 0 GAS OIL AND GREASE Tel. Shop 149 0. KIOP? & SONS Res. 67 East and West End SERVICE STATII,NS 3, We are sorry to hear of the serious aceident which happened to Pere Tehnston on Friday afternoon wail helping to fill a silo on his father'. '•larin near Varna. While oiling the :cutting box, which was running, hi' Sleeve was cought in the gear are; his arm was drawn in and bade torn. He will have a sore arm fo• some time. • Mrs. Robt. E. Robinson and so, . Douglas visited with the former' brother, Mr. Will Cluff and famil neat' Toronto over the week -end. Sacrament of the Lord's suppe will be administered in Goshen ch 1116401•09•611001milikilosookimkoriseiilio*Waiiall....46,40000014010.41. g a visit. tech next Sunday, Mr. Allan Keys is spending a fev days at his home on Babylon Line {before leaving to take up his studies at Queen's Universslingstore rtELICIOUS, TEMPTING .ILar DISHES like this can be made from leftovers and bread. In more than 100 ways; bread can help you save money, and add variety to your menu. Remember, bread itself is not fattening. A combination of pro- teins and carbohydrates is import- ant for energy and protection of body tissues. Eat at least six slices p. day. Try our delicious bread NOW! .4 . "103 WAYS TO SERVE SIR eASS" .--.1}31g illustrated recipe boo lt worth 25 will be sent toyou RE5.Jost leave your nacre with us how. ECKEL'S BAKERY Zurich • I.