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VOLUME 40, Na ,L4
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1940.
Patronize your local Merchan
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At
REASONABLE PRICES
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OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
Are
You Suffering
Headaches?
If so; Have your Eyes Examined with
the Latest Methods and Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R. O.
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
From
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Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
SEASON'S SPECIALS
Get Your Special now! All Permanents Guaranteed.
Crogninol'e waves a Specialty. Our main Special, a Eugene, with a
deeper wave and a tighter curl regular $7.50 for $5.00. Morning
.special only, free shampoo with every finger wave. Be sure to call
159 for appointment and avoid being disappointed.
Phone 159 Zurich for Appointments. MRS. ED. GASCHO, Prop.
Used Gars
We have given you the Best Values in the past,
Now with the amount of Trade -Ins arriving weekly
We can give You
BETTER VALUES THAN EVER!
1938 PLYMOUTH COACH, Trunk, very choice, Priced to sell
at the price you would pay for a 1936 Car.
1936 CT-il+'•V. STAND. COACH, De Lux without knee' action.
General Motors Heater, new 1940 License.
U939 DODGE DE LUX SEDAN, perfect inside and out. This
Car takes only a $7.00 Livense (Like all Dodge Cars
1936 V8 COACH, Trunk, Hot Water Heater, Original Black
Finish
(3) 1931-1930 Ford A. Coupes, with and without rumble seats
(2) 1937 .Chev. Stand. Coaches, without knee action, act now
1938 :Chev. Coach like new, priced to meet competition.
1937 Pontiac Coach $535. 1934 Plymouth Coupe
(2( 1930 Chev. Sedans. 1931 Chev. Sedan
1930 Ford Roadster. 1931 Chev. Coach
:1936 Plymouth Sedan. 1933 V8 Sedan, new motor,
1929 Ford Coach $65..00. ;1,930 Ford Coach $160.00
("2) 1927 Ford T. Coaches. 1933 Chev. 2 ton Truck
1928 Dw'ant Sedan, nest- Tires and license $75.
RCM is How You Save:—(1) No Finance Co, handles your Note
We 'Cho. (2) No Salesman's Commissions to add on the Price
of the Car You Buy. That is why we can and DO Outsell all
Competition.
WARD F R I TZ
ATTENTION! Please!
! ,ATTENTION! Listen to
Vitt/ter Program over C.J;C.S Ra
Station, Stratford, every Monday,
i Wednesday and Friday at' 1.2.20 to
112 30; and hear Charlie King and
Piano Ramblings over this Ssat;on.
-•-The Zurich Creamery. tf34
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Rates: $1.25 in Canada, in advance
$1.50 in U.S.A., in advance
CHESTER L. SMITH, Publisher
and Read your liome Paper
NOTICE ">
The annual meeting of the hare!#!
Farmer's Co -Operative Co. Ltd..:wzll.
be held in the TOWN HALL, HEN
BALL, on THURSDAY, MARCH 21st'
- 1940 at 2 p.m.
Everybody Welcome!
Albert Hendrick, President.
A. B. Bell, Secretary.
IN MEMORIAM
Colesky—In loving memory of our
dear :mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Cyrus ,Colosky who died two years.
ago, ,March 25, 1938,
We miss her when we need a friend
On her, we always could depend,
She cheered us in sickness and sooth-
ed us in .pain
God grant, some day we'll meet again
hiiss Late. Gebel is at ,resent at
Idensall for ,some time.
Mr, Henry; M. Willert of Dashwood
was a visitor in town on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hess and son
Fred motored to London on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. (Milton Oesch motored
;to Desiboro on Sunday. Mrs. Oesch
'remaining over till Easter. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam F. Braun and
,family of Forest were Sunday visit-
ors at the home of Mr. William La-
mont of town.
Mr. James Morley, the National
Conservative Candidate of Exeter, 1 8 children slips, r1 pr. panties, 7 quilts
was in town Wednesday and called and 5 washcloths
Qn many of the villagers,
DASHWOOD
, Miss Clara Kraft is visiting with
her sister in London.
.Miss Amelia Willert of London,
spent the week -end at her home here
Mrs. Lucinda Mcsaac "is ;,pending
a week in Detroit, also attending the
funeral of a relative there.
Mr. Harold Kellerman spent the
week -end with f..iends in Fergus.
Mr. Reuben Goetz is attending/
Fire Insurance .Convention ;.1 Tor-
onto this week. For positive identification of
Mr. Harry Harris of Sarnia is sp-! l the World's Finest Anthracite
ending a fe,v day with relatives.
The Dashwood Red Cross ;imt sent
the following articles to Exeter for
shipment: 34 pairs socks, 8 sweaters,
12 suits of pyjamas, 3 prs. wristlets
Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence •Hoffman,and
son Bobby, Mr. Clayton ,Hoffman of
Galt ware Sunday visitors with their
parents in town.
The Ladies Aid of Dashwood Ev-
angelical church held their annual el-
ection
lection of officers last week with Rev
H. E, Roppel in charge. The elution
resulted as follows: Hon. president,
Mr. Garfield Witmer who has had i P,Irs. Roppel; President, Mrs. G. Wild -
Ever remembered by daughter and :an operation performed on his leg fang; Vice Pres., Mrs. D. Tiernan;
grand -daughters. at Clinton Hospital, has returned to Rec. Secretary, 1Vlrs. V. Schatz; Cor.
IN MEMORIAM
Willert—In loving memory of our
dear wife and mother, Melinda,
whom God called home eleven years
ago to -day, March 13, 1929.
From our happy home and circle
God has taken one we loveur,
She is borne away from zin and
sorrow,
To a nobler rest above.
No one knows how much we miss her
None but aching hearts -can -tea,
Lost on earth; but found in Ifeaven--
Jesus doeth all things well.
,Sadly .missed by her loving husband
and family.
REAL FISH STORY
Ottawa—More than 34,300,000
fish went from the Domnvon's hat-
cheries into Maritime and British Col
umtbia waters during 1939. Of these
21,300,00 were Atlantic salmon and
11,600,000 speckled trout.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday '
Aylmer pie cherries, per tin ......,..... i Oc
Aylmer peas No. 4 sieve, 2 tins 17c
Fancy mired Biscuits, per lb.
Peaches, 16-0z, 2 tin.. .,.,.•.,,,a................25c
Lux flakes, small 1 Oc. Large 24c
Sinko for clogged drains, per tin 21 c
Del Maiz niblets corn, 2 tins 25c
Hawes floor gloss, pint 5*
"Tomato juice, 10%•oz,'' per tin' ..r 5c
Grape fruit juice 50 -oz. per tin 25c
Blue Boy coffee per lb. . 35c
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Coffee mixture, per lb..,......:,, ,....... 29c
Nu -Jell Jelly Powders, 2 pkgs. 1 5c
reidy's matches. 3 boxes 25cc
Tuna fish, half -lb. tin ....... ..... .. i 8c
Liby's Asparaagus tip, per tin ..,..21 c
Three Star peanut butter, 24 -oz. at ,... 25c
WALLPAPER
Newest Designs at low prices. Room lots at Half
Original Price.
1 7c
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Phone 14
ALBERT G. HESS
his home .on the Babylon line. Secy., .Mrs. R. Gates; Treasurer, Mrs.
Taylor. d.iVI.S. Treas., Mrs. E. Guen-
The recent auction sales in the they, ' anist, Mrs, M. Tiernan; Asst.
district have been outstanding as the pianist, Mrs. A. E. Oestreicher.
;totals of two sales in the district
have totaled up to around $35,000 j
each, which is a lot of money et the
present time.
Mr. Christ Fisher and daughters,
Dorothy,and Joyce of Dashwood we-
re at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Gabel on Thursday in honor of Dor-
othy's birthday. The table was ad -
teamed nth.—a lovely birthday cake
anct Vie' event 'was enjoyed by all
present.
Books are Audited.
Monteith & Monteith, chartered ac-
countants, Stratford, have couplet' 1
the audit of the township o= Hay
books and .shale report is being issu-
ed this week. The newly adopted sy-
stem of manual accounting is being
introduced in the Township this year
and should be of great convenience to
the auditors by the end of the present
year.
Nomination on Monday.
Monday was nomination day over
the Dominion and there was a good-
ly representation at Hensall on this
occasion. The Returning Officer, Mr
Keith M. McLean read off ,the follow-
ing nominations: W. H. Golding,
Seaforth, as Liberal candidate; and
James Morley, Exeter as National
Conservative candidate. Mr. Albe,t
C. Kallbfieisch of Zurich was then
acclaimed as chairman, and a public
meeting was in order. The two can-
didates then addressed the arge gath-
ering, and there was little applause;
this is attributed undoubtedly that
our country is at war, and no time
for merry snaking. The election will
be held on March 26.th.
AUTO ACCIDENT
What might have been a more ser-
ious accident occurred just east of
town lash Thursday afternoon When
Mr. William Thiel, the carr:er of R
R. No. 3, Zurich was returning from
his daily route and was nearing the
fair grounds with his horse and bug -
0y when all of a sudden he was his
by a' car, the buggy and horse being
tolulA' l in the south ditch, Mr. Thiel
narrowly eseap'd being injured by
the continuous kicking of the horse,
but he hung on and in time got the
animal in -control. 'The car which
did the damage, passing on ,the right
hand side, spen on through Zurich
and left Mr. Thiel with his badly
:;cared aid wounded horse, a broken
buggy -and harness also torn.
Thiel was immediately assisted by MI
Amans at who's place the accident
occurred, and Mr. Arnaus 'then -took
after the ear that did the damage,
but as it turned off on the lironsor•
line, Mr. Amens lost track of it. Mr.
Thiel however lost no time its calling
County Constable John Ferguson of
;;Neter, who with Mr, Thiel lost no
time in rounding up their man, who
is a young man from Mitchell who
apparently was vis'tioe• relatives or
the Bronson line, and was given a
flee passage to Goderich Goal, from
•vhirh h( was released on bail, and
fac the Police !Magistrate
and be dealt with in due time.
1
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BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farms Milling Co.
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid foe
.Eggs on a graded basis.
Pone 1O - Hensall
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'The Early Bird Catches the Warm'
IS TRUE!
With this Year's new samples... They are Won-
derful quality and Patterns, that can't be beat
BUT
The quantity is limited and the range is not as
large as other years due to war conditions. So we
advise you to rriake your selection
early for your
new suit as our range at $24.95 is second to none.
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