HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1939-10-26, Page 1'VOLUME 40, Ns, 16,
ZUM ICH. THURSDAY MO'i1
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:OCTOBER 26-, t 9 39.
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At
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'BETTY' ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
—YOUR HAIR—The most important thing to complete your spring
outfit is your hair- Treat it as such and come to us far your next
PERMANENT WAVE.
Introducing to you for the first time the newest .in scientific 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 have always wanted -
Why Accept a Substitute for the Best. No advance in. prices.
Phone 159 Zurich. for Appointments. MRS. ED. GAS•CHO, Prop.
See and Ride in the New 1940
DODGE
1940 DODGE CUSTOM -4-DOOR SEDAN
THE CAR WITH THE FULL -FLOATING
RIDE, And Many :Other Improvements
PHONE TO BAY FOR A DEMONSTRATION!
LIBERAL TRADE IN ALLOWANCE
WARD FRITZ
DODGE and DESOTO SALES - ZURICH
AllatilMMINEMMNIIMPIMW
WE SELL 1111dE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Crowd. Brawl Syi & p, :2-s- each
Pumpkin„ Aylmer Tie yer' tin
Mince Meat, 2 lbs.. ..
Hillcrest Shortening 2 lbs.
Aerowax, no Tubbing, liquid
Quaker corny. flakes, 3. pkgs.
Salmon, fancy„ Ted Cohoe, ha s.
Many Floviners' Toilet Soap, 4 cakes ...... -19 c
Sultana Raisins.. 2 lbs. ." .'. .25c25c
Currants, recleaned„ 2 lbs , .. �-.»-
roll3. _,25c
Snow Cap toilet paper, ..__�'.. ....� 7 7c
Lily chicken Fladdie per tin ......w .,10cCardinal Molases. I% per 'tnr�.......-- ... .
Com Syrup 5.s., per tin a.,..._... 39c
_i5c
- _10c
,.a - 25c
...
.... 25c
... 29c
.,:25c
17c; 1 -lb tin 29c
All Heavy,' Underwear. Sweater Coats, Hosiery, etc
for the -hole .family. Also Flannelette Blankets,
wool BIankets, Yarns ti'of.:. 1l'l.ds.
v,' 1 RN.ER
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Leavitt's TheatrE
EXETER — ONT,
Tkiirsday, Friday, Saturday
�'lanly Angels Have Wings
A Thrilling ' Mr Picture with
CARY GRANT and JEAN ,ARTI; U1
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Indianopolis Speed Way, f
Starring
PAT O'BRIEN and ANN SHERM AN
Added Featurette:
MARCH OF TIME
"BTTLE FLEETS OF
ENGLAND"
Walt Disney's Tecnicolor
Cartoon.
BEWARE OF 'CHARITY RACKETS
Citizens everywhere are warned to
be wary of subscribers for war time
charities. In the near future the pub-
lic can expect an avalanche of charity
drives supposedly to aid in welfare
work created by the. war and resid-
ents should exercise care in making
donations as many solicitors' will be
working for no one but themselves;/.
Presentation
A very happy time was spent last
Thursday evening, Oct. 19th, when
iiIrs. Earl Thiel entertained a numb-
er of relatives and friends in honor
of her friend Miss Beatrice Gascho,
bride elect, The home was beauti-
fully decorated in pink and white.
Miss Vera Decker of Exeter read the
address when little Carole Thiel and
Marilyn Haberer so cheerfully pulled
the loaded little wagon containing a
miscellaneous shower and presented it
to Beatrice. Miss +Gascho thanked the
guests very ably for their kindness
shown to her, with those lovely and
useful gifts. The other part of the
evening was spent in contests, social
chats and community singing. A deli-
cious buffet luncheon was served,
Mrs. Joseph ;Brandon of Bellgrave,
Was a iSund• "t • t
tae ome o
1 r:• and Mrs. J. W. Horner.
Mrs. Leonard Birk of Guelph is
epending a few weeks with her mother
'Mrs. Martha Routledge.
Mrs. (Rev.) R. Whitesides of Cobo-
conk, is visiting with her brothers and
sister at the Williams home this week
• 'Mrs. Lennis Callfas and daughter
Marion and friends of Kitchener,
were week -end visitors at the home
:of Mr. Alfred Melick.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuei Gottschalk
of Dashwood were Monday visitors in
town, calling at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Horner.
Following is•the address:
October 19, 1939.
Dear Beatrice:
We, your friends and neigh -
Dors could not let this happy event
jass by without extending to you our
nest wishes and our most cordial con-
gratulations upon the occasion of
your marriage. We have been happy
to have been able to count you among
our friends and hope that God will
grant you many years of happy life.
As a small token of our appreciation
and of the high regard in which we
hold you, we ask you to accept these
gifts. May they prove of use to you
in your home and may you when us-
ing them remember us with the kind,-
hest
ind=Best of feelings.
Signed ---Your Neighbors and Friends
Town Hall
ZURICH
FRIDAY, OCT. 247th.
Doors Oped at 5.00 p.m•
Third Coast -to -Coyest Tour
SILENT BILL BIDDLE
IN PERSON
DOES CRIME PAW?''
Showing a Most
'Complete Set o
PRISON PICTURES
Ad 1 1 Attraction:
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sahli; Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Underwood of Kitchener,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Gabel on Sunday.
;The parishoners of St. Boniface
parish wish to greatly thank those
who patronized the Food Sale on.
'October 21st. The quilt was won by
1Vlrs. T. Mittleholtz.'
Mr's.; Clara Decher, Mr. and Mrs.
George J. Thiel,: Mr. and Mrs. Earl
heel; and daughter Carole. motored to
oit pn _Situxdas**�'�wi
�oy}ed. a:'few-daye with relatives' "and
fi :ends.
;OVER 2200 LBS OF FOWL
We, are advised that over. 2200 lbs.
of fowl, mostly goose, are ready for
the oven and will 'be sizzling when this
issue reaches its readers. 2211 geese
have been dressed besides some, chic-
kens for the big fowl supper at St -
Peter's Lutheran church, Zurich..
There will; be no need of anyone go-
ing; away hungry, plenty has been
provided for one and all. We hee sully
urge everyone to come and help, eat
up all these goodies these ladies have
prepared. Brim, your friends with.
you, asa most pleasant and. social
evening. is; in store for all who attend.
SUCCESSFUL ANNIVERSARY
A mast; successful anniversary/ was;
celebrated in the local Evangelical
church, on Sunday. Both morning;
and. evening the church was well. filled.
an all enjoyed the word of Gad as
it � as, preached by Rev. H. A. Ke11-
ermar, of Waterloo. His subject. for
the:; inoining• service was "Standing on
Holy Ground" while in the evening
he chose "Follow Thou Me.:'." The:
Ladies,' Quartette of Calvary Church
Kitchener rendered well received
mu/thefts :aat both services, while:in:thel
morning the local mens' chorus sang
and in the evening the church choir.
Tl le it was an inspirational day in:
the house of God.
Optical
Repair
Service
AM IN A POSITION TO DUPLIC-
ATE YOUR BROKEN SPECTACLE
, LENSES.
PROMPTLY AND
AND AT PRICES
ACCURATELY
MUCH
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For positive identification of
the World's Finest Anthracite
ak for
BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale A's'ub.a
LESS Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
GIen Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farms Milling Cake
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid foe
.Eggs on a graded basis.
Pone 10 - Hensall
THAN THE LARGER CENTRES
LET US SHOW YOU THE MOST
MODERN IN SPECTACLES.
A G. ,HESS
JEWELER ANDOTIC/AN
J. l:". S"i'LJT—Canada's ' Otitstatittl"l
leg 'Magician!
SILVER COLLECTION
OBITUARY
Late Mrs. Wm. Uttley
Catherine- Dabus, relict of the late,
W,,iiIiam Uttley of Zurich passed' to
her creator on Saturday morning,;
Qc .Auer'21st, 1939, after a few diys>
illness with heart weakness. Dece ^.
ed wee well known in the community
having lived all her lite in Hay Towne
ship and Zurich. She was of a nice
quiet disposition, ever striving after`
peace and good friendship, a very
good mother to her family, and' also
very much concerned about tiles wel-
fare of her chuiclb, where she hi' her
quiet way ahvays; did what she could
for .the good of -mankind. Her hus-
band predeceased seven years ago,
and shehad remehed the age of 'being
in her 76th year. A daughter Floro
also predeceased, and those surviving
are': five sons and five daughters:
Joseph Uttte>y of St. Marys, Milfred
of Toronto-, Frank Herb and Ralph of
Zurich; Mrs. Mary Burke and Mrs.
Lucy , Ross of Toronto ; Mrs. Minnie
wife of !Clarence Wild; Erma, wife
of Joseph Wild of Stephen Town-
ship, and Miss Alma at home; Two
sisters, Mrs. Chas. Weber of Zurich,
Mrs. J. Gibson of G'oderich; two bro-
thers, William Dabus of Hensall and
John Dabus of A•ober Corner, Sask.
Also 73 grandchildren and one sweat
grand child. The funeral was, held
on Monday morning to St. Rori:face_
church for service and celnetery for
intervent: '.tar rather L, W, Power
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-With the Upward Trend of Prices, We advise
the Public to Buy Now! We have a full stock of
Goods usually found.. in a Country Store:.. Dry
Goods, Crockery, Hardware, Boots and -Shoes,
and Harness Repairs, Etc.
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
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