Zurich Herald, 1939-11-02, Page 1-VOLUME 40, Nic 17
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NOVEMBER 2, 1 9 39.
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REASONABLE. PREMS
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If so; Have your Eyes Examined vvitle
the Latest Methods and Equipinent at
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—YOUR. HAIR --The most important thing to complete your storing
outfit is your hair. .71 -eat it as such and come to us far your next
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Introducing to you for the first time the newest in. seienterIc hair
treatment, it is our pleasure to present "Prescription Permanents."
Whether you hair be fine, course, white, etc., we now have a speciai
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Why Accept a Substitute for the Best. No advance in, prices.
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BEFORE
INK!
Buying a New or Used Car
IF YOU ARE, INTERESTED IN SAVING MONEY, SEE
WARD FRITZ
HE SELLS FOR LESS?. 'WHY?
(1) WE WON'T BE UNDERSOLD.
(2) IS YEARS BUYING AND SELLING.
(3) FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR DODGE & DeSOTO:
so MG" ,E1141A4CP14, (5) NO *la .sitir-E§iiiileil"ttliAmissitim TO AiTO-ON
THE PRICE OF THEVAR. YOU BUY- (BUY DIRECT)
SEE THESE USED CARS!
1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN; TIKE NEW.
1936 .:CITE -V, .COUPE.
1937 DODGE COACH, 1800 MILES.
1938 CiffEV. SPE:0AL COACH.
1937 CRW., COACH, 10,000 MTEA
1938 DODGE offi§DAN.
1931 POW) A DE LUX SEDAN and 1
.1929 FORD A -CCIAIXI, 22,000 .MILES.
1927 FONTLALC -FRPAN
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1929 CHAV. '0013PE.. 1931
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$75.00
..... $65.00
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CARD OF THANKS
The :bereft Family'of the late M.
_Catherine Walper wish to greatly
thank the neighbors, and friends f°'
the many kindness and assistantW.
rendered during the illness and pale
ing of deceased. .
The Family.':
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STEPHEN
COUNCIL
The Council of the Township
Stephen met in the Town .119„11, Crte..
iton, on Oct. 2nd, at 1 pane
members were present. The rninu
of he previous - meeting. were re;:d
and adopte& on motion
"The' feltawinrCerreiPtelanceele
read 1. Bulletin' No. 13 Irma' tigL
pertinent of Municipal Affairs giving
summarye of Munic. 'Legis, passed at
1939 session of the Prov. Legis., filed'
2. From Unemployment Relief Bra
nch regarding vacant land cultivation
filed. 3. From .Secy. of The Ont.
Assn. of Rural Municipalitres roncit-
ing membership fee. Filed. 4 from
A. E. Ravelle, treas. Grand Bend
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Mrs. C. Eilber spent the week -end
with friends at Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 'Stelca. of the
14th con., are enjoying a motor trip
with friends in Michigan.
Miss Alice Beaver returned to
Goderich after spending a few days
at her home here.
Mrs. Caroline Price and Mrs. Percy
Weido, of Waterloo returned to their
home on Friday after visiting here.
Mrs. Fred Schiele of Sebringville,
has returned after spending two we-
eks with her sister, Mrs. John Eng-
land.
Mr. Earl Weido motored. to Kitch-
ener on Sunday. Mrs. Weido, whd
has been visiting there, returning
with him.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stade and son
Harold motored to Detroir on Sun-
day. Mr. and Mrs. David Schnell who
had been visiting in that city return-
ed with them.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR ,LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Corned Beef, 2 tins 27c
P and G White Naptha soap, 5 cakes -----19c
Royal. York coffe„ .specil 1-1b. tin 46c
Del Maiz. Niblets corn, 2 tins ...... .
Blue Berries, per tin ............ .... ........ ..........-10c
Eggwheat Nodles, per pkg. .. ......... .. .. ..--.-1 2c
Old Dutch cleanser, per tin .. Tic
Salmon, fancy pink, 1-1b. tin .. 1 7c
Salmon„ Cohoe Ted, 1-112. ;tin .. .. 29c
Chateau cheese„ half lb. pkg.. ....—. 17c
. New Port Puffs,with gold rimmed tumbler, pkg 25c
Sani Fluh, per tin —.. " 27c
'Heavy all wool Cbecked.Blarikets, still at old prices.
Flannelette 131ankets all wool, "Single Throws.
Men's Heavy Wool, fine wool and fleece under -
war, also Boys and Ladies Underwear, Sweater
Coats, Hosiery, Etc.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf of
Kitchener, visited at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Johnson, also took in
the big fowl supper of the tsueneran
church on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heaman and
son Albert of Carmon, Man., and Mr
and Mrs. Wm. Baker of Exeter, we -
ie Monday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mae. Hilton Truemner, 14th
cori.
'Mr. and Mrs. Merrier Eilber and
'twerseons of Detroit; Mr. and 'Vies.
rard. Birk and daughter of Guelph
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack' Routledge end
family of Toronto; Mr. Kenneth
Rontledge of London, all spent the
week -end at the Routledge home, at-
tending the sale on Saturday. Mrs:
Martha Routledge then returned
with Mr. and Mrs. L. Birk to Guelph
for the winter months.
A BIG SUPPER
Last Thursday evening was the
Optical
Rep ir
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
'School Fair asking for a grant of $20 tine of the big social eaent of St.
Approved on motion. 5. r From the
Peter's Lutheran church, arich when
University of Western Ont. with re-
ference to school for Municipal offi-
cers to be held on the 26th and 27th
of Oct., Decided to pay reg. •
From the Bell Telephone Co,- sug-
gesting the Township Council pass a
dealing with the construction
of Telephone Plant on Highways.
Filed.
Road accounts amounting toe$222.-
95 vere passed. Also a, number of
other orders. The Council adjournd'
to meet again in the Town Hall,, couple hundred. The program toil
they held their big fowl supper. This
congregation are noted for having
their name up for good suppers and
People c,ome for miles around to par-
takq of the big and liberal ;helping of
fowl and all the other good things
that go with it. Regardless of the
fact that Brucefield alsoheld' a sup-
per, the local St. Peter's peopte fed,
and when we say fed, we mean iti
to the ,amount of 1,200 people, and
there was plenty left to feed another
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Crediton, on Monday Nov. 6th at 1
-pan.
Herbert K. Eilber, T.p. Clerk.
Hensall Couucil Minutes
The regular meeting of the Vill-
age ouncil was held on eve. of Oc
owing the supper was also very good
and much enjoyed by the large num-
ber af people remaining for the same
Many guests were present for the
first time, and they wet' ioua. in their
praises' of the way every thing was
onducted, just like clock work.
Guests were present from: Aberdeen
tabor 2nd at 3 p.m. with all members- Sesk;. Pearia, Ill; Jakson, Dtroit,
present. 'Minutes of last meeting we- .Midland, Mich; Desboro, Kitchener;
re vead and adopted. New Hamburg, Stratford', London
and many other points We are. not.
Lee Heddon reported scene siawalk
needing repairs especially in frontof aware off. It sure was a- grandsae-
.
the Hall, instructed to attend to
same. '
Correspondence read: Dept. of
11/runic. Affairs, Red Cross, Ont. Mun-
icipal Electrical Assoc'n; r.:ruiversity
of Western Ontario; H. Edwards;
Magistrate •Hawkshaw, unerupioym,
ent Relief Branch; Prov. Paper Coin;
W. S. Fergiisan, Dept. of Public
Highways, Municipal World; D. E.
Holmes, same dealt with and filed.
Motion, that we register the Clerk
for the course provided by the _
ersity of Western Ontario fbr 1VItine war so badle, burned an the left Ian
icipal Officer. IVIotion, that we pass: that it is feared ampatatran may
be necessary, physiciens sate. His
hip also wes burned. Dr. P. J.
Dwyer, ef Zurich, had him removed
to Clinton hospital:. The injured man
T. A. Paterson supplies .and tmocalls was \arking on a traneformei on a
7.20; J. Passmore, supplies and labor pole at the Nelson Masse farm when
1.90; University WeFteen 'Ontario the; power was turned on the line un''
registration 3.15; W. R. Davidsacer aware to him. Len Wagnee of town
coal, hall 66.50; liensall Hydro, hall was caned and filially managedt
5.16; Scott's grocery. relief $25; 0 removing Edward from the. pole. The
Rowena', relief milk $5; Bank of injured man had been seated on the
Montrea, re 'Hedden salaey 10...60; transformer at the time the current
Village of Honsall re Hedden euppli- was turned on. Only for a fuse
es 7.02; L.. Hedden bal. sitlaey 87.48. blowing' mt, which cut, off the cur
IVIotiori that accounts be paid and emit, the unfrtunate. man could not
that We ndjournhave lasted any lerigth of tme. It
lamer, A. 1?at.mon, Citk is todqed a very :antothinto accidait
cesse
A Bad Accident
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Edward Swartzentetber,. 24 -year
,,id i electrician's assistant and see of
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Swarteentruber
of the Bronson line; Hay, met with
a very serious and' painful a_cciident
on Tuesday when he was- severely
burned late in the' day; when pewee
was turned on as he was making
connections to; a new hydro- Tine on
the 14th concession, Hay., Bilward
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For positive identification of
the World's Finest Anthracitst
ak for
BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farms Milling au
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid fez
.Eggs on a graded basis.
Pone 10 - Hensall
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Fall Overcoatings
These are the finest range of Suitings and Over -
coatings we have ever shown, and prices the lowest
Two of the largest and Best Firms in Canada.
W. R. Johnston, and House of Hobberlin.
Over 600 Patterns to choose from. Made to styte
you want.
OUR SUITS FOR $22.00
Made to Measure, are the best Bargains we have
ever had.
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tlie resolution as suggested b th
Municipal Electeit Association.
Bills and accounts read:
Co. of Huron, Hodpitalization-7.85,
Ftragne 140
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BUY NSW!
And Make Big Savings
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..Shcies,
and Harness Repairs, Etc.
if Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
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