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VOLUME 40, N. S
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 11, 1941.
Bates; $1.25 in Canada, in advance
ilea $1450 in U.S.A., in advance
CHESTER L. SMITH, Publisher
Patronize your local Merchant,and Read your Home Paper
Leavitt's Theatre
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRECES
C. E. Zurbrigg rigg ,R.0.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
If so; Have your Eyes Examined with
the Latest Methods and Equiphnent at
A. L. COLE, R. O.
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
CODERICH — ONT.
Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
SEASON'S SPECIALS
Get Your Special now! All Permanents Guaranteed.
Croquinole waves a Specialty. Our main Special, a Eugene, with a
deeper wave and a tighter curl regular $7.50 fo'r $5.00. Morning
.special only, free shampoo with every finger wa,ye. Be ogre to call
159 for appointment aid avoid_ beim disaapobtect,
Phone 159 Zurich for Appointments.
MRS. ED. GASCHO, Prop.
Used Cars
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 seal
at the price you would pay for a 1936 Car.
1936 CHEV. STAND. COACH, De Lux without kaee action.
General Motors Heater, new 1940 License.
11939 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
Fea
43)- 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 $53&. 1934 Plymouth Coupe
(2( 1930 Chev. Sedans.
1930 Ford Roadster.
1936 Plymouth Sedan.
/029 Ford Coach $65.00.
193/ Chev. Sedan
1931 Chev. Coach
1933 V8 Sedan, new motor
,1030 Ford Coach. $160.09
(2) I927 Ford T. Coaches. 1933 Chev. 2 ton Truck
1928 Durant Sedan, new Tires and Iicense $75.
Here is How You Save:—(1) No Finance Co. handles your Nota
We Do. (2) No Saiesman's Commissions to add on the Price
of the .Car You Buy. That is why we calm and DO Outsell all
Competition.
WARD F R ITZ
EXETER — CYNT.
Thursday, Friday, Saiuraay
THREE UNIT SHOW
Mexican Spitfire
With Lupe Velez !and Leon (Errol
Marshall of Meza City
With GEORGE O'BRIEN
Paramont News of the World
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Special. Feature
GOLDEN BOY
With William Holden, Adolph Menjou
and Barbara Stannyc-:.
Corning --April 118, 19, 20; HUNCH-
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iLaughton; April 22, 23, 1214 "Stan-
, Isley and Livingstone," 'Starring
SPENCER TRACY, under auspice
of Caven !Presbyterian church Young
People's Association.
BACK 'cif Notre Dame, starring Chas
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Garden Patch corn 17 -oz. 2 tins 17c
Quick Quaker oats, large pkg 1 9c
Choice Blue Rose Rice, 2 lbs. . 17c
Hdicrest Shortening, 2 lbs. ................ ...... 27c
Manning chocolate Mallo cookies,. per lb. 15c
Salmon, fancy pink, 1 -ib. tin .............................. 17c
Ovaltine small 38c. Med. per tin 58c
P and G. white Naptha soap, 5 burs ........ 23c
Sunlight Soap„ 4 bars ...................23c
Castile floor want, 1 -Ib. tin 25c
Blue Boy coffee, per Ib. .„._.. .......... . 35c
Curtain Materials in newest Patterns and styles, in
Plain or frilled. Frilled Curtains by pair, also Silk
Curtains by pair at Rednced Prices.
J. W. MER
ER
Phone 140
NOTICE
On retiring from Business
We wish to thank our friends
and Customers for their gen-
erous patronage during the
thirty-five years we have been
in business and we solicit a
liberal share of your patronage
for our successors.
Mrs. R. N. Douglas, Blake
-.,CARD 'SOF' THANKS
Mr. Charles Reman wishes to gre-
atly thank all friends and neegiubors,
also Rev. C. B. Heckendorn for the
kindness and assistance rendered dur-
ing the illness and departure of his
beloved companion.
NOTICE
WARNING—
Riding bicycles on sidewalks in the
Village is strictly prohibited by by-
law. The Town Constable has been
instructed to prosecute all persons
found guilty of this offense. Heed
this Warning!
Bo Order!
.Zurich Police Trustee Board
wmomeista,
THE NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL
. The Earl of Athlone has been ap-
pointed Governor-General of Canada
Announcement ,was. made last week
in London and Ottawa. The earl is
expected some time in June and will
be sworn in at a press con,ferenee.The
new Governor-General succeeds Lord
Tweedsmuir who died in Montreal on
February 11 from effescts of a fall in
his dressingeoonr at .Rideau hall. The
Earl of Athlone is the youngest bro-
ther of the Queen Mother Mary, and
will celebrate his 66th birthday in
April 14. The Countess of Athlone,
Princess Alice, who will come to Can-
ada with him, is a granddaug:.ter of
Queen Victoria. Appointment of the
new Governor General was made on
the reconinrendation of the Dominion
Government Premier !ting said.
In Police Court
Goderich On. Thursday Corald.
Chill', a young Kirkton man and for-
mer hank clerk, pleaded guilty to 13
chargee of issuing worthless checks,
all under $25, and was sentenced to
6 months concurrent on each charge,
the term also to run run concurrent
with one of two years and six mon-
ths in Portsmouth, he wilt betaken
to Strathroy for more charges. A
reckless driving charge has been pre-
ferred against A. Garon, and care-
less driving charges against T. Small
and L. Brown, arising out of a re -
emit accident on No. 4 highway,
just south of Clinton in which Frank
Fingland, K.C., Clinton lawyer, had.
a leg painfully crushed. The cases
were adjourned until April 25, One
L.C.A. consuming charge brought a
fine of $24.50. Assault and a disorder
ly conduct charge brought $2 and
Costs fine
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r'1Vfisa Ethel Hess is spending a few
*elm with her sister in Elmira.
kr. Paul Hess who is a student of
`l onto University, spent the week-
end' at his home here.
A goodly number of relatives at-
tended the funeral of the late Charles
Kalbfleisch in Detroit on Monday last
The maple sap season is in full
swing at present, and those engaged
are busy gathering and boiling (town
the sweets.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis S'ehi'lbe enjoyed
a pleasant week -end in. Godericb,
where they visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Hy. Volland, former residents of
the Zurich (lietrict,
'The marriage -Look plact at St.
Peter's parsonage, Zurich, by Rev. E
Turkheim, on April 5th, of Miss
Kertha Marie Cultbert of Woodstock
to Mr. Wilfred Victor Wickham of
London.
Mr. C. E. Zurbrigg, R.O., will be
at Hess's Jewellery Store Tuesday
evening for examaning Eyes and fit-
ting glasses. If you are in doubt a-
bout your eyes why not call and have
them thoroughly examined.
-Mrs. A. J. MacKinnon is having
progress made on her lot on the cor-
ner. of Victoria street and the Prov-
ino`iel Highway by having all the
trees and brush removed, the digging
of the cellar drain has also commenc-
ed anti this likely writ soon !become
a ,I3r ;.ce of busy activity in the erect-
rcrn i•• -bhe anew reeldence planned.
On Wediresday, April 17, the Zur-
ich Pire ckle Club will stage a Bingo
Party in. the Town Hall, Zurich. Fine
prizes will be given. A very interest-
ing feature will be the display of
articles made in the community fog
the Red Cross. Proceeds will be do-
nated to the Zurieh and District
Branch of the Red Cross Society.
Ma. William Schrag has purchased
the 1100 -acre 'farm on the Goshen
line north of town from the execut-
ors of the estate of his late father,
Mr, Chris. Sohrag and has taken pos-
session. An auction sale of the re-
maining effects of the estate was held
on the farm on Saturday. Mrs. C.
Sclrrag and daughter Ruby are for.
the present making their home with
Mr. and !Mrs. S. M. Peachey, near
Dashwood.
ZURICH RED CROSS
The Advisory Board of the Zurich
and District Branch of the Canadian
Red Cross Society mat on Monday
evening. The following articles made
Eby Red Cross workers of the comm-
unity, are ready for shipment: 6
abdominal binders, 13 surgeon's
gowns, 8 slings, 6 hampton bed pads,
13 surgical dressings, 7'7i dozen prs.
cocks, 24 prs. wristlets, sir sweaters,
24 scarfs, 10 pairs pyjamas and
dressing gowns. [President E. M.
Dagg received recently from Re41
Cross Headquarters .in Toronto, an
acknowledgement of the receipt of
the last shipment. Apparently all the
articles shipped tad been very satis-
factorily made.
OBITUARY
Late Chanes H. Kelhfeisch
This week we are called to cronicle
the departing of the late Charles H.
Kalbfieisch, who was a former resi-
dent of this district, being a son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kalb-
fleiseh, who lived at the 14th conces-
sion, Hay before moving to Zurich.
The late deceased was born on Oct
ober 13th, 1871 and in December 3f
1902 was united in marriage to Mis-
Matilda Steinbach. In 1905 the,
moved to Detroit whore they have
lived since. Unfortunately 'for thr
past twenty years he was inflicter
with diabetis, in the last 8 years hr
lost is eyesight which proved a great
handicap. The death took place in
Detroit on March 28th and the fun-
eral taking place on April let. Sur-
viving besides his sorrowing widee•
are four br'ath ra Tf'.Ann vC or e.
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and Adolph of Detrot, and Fred C
Kal'b(leisch of Zurich.. A goodly
number of Zurich relatives attended
the funeral in Detroit.
Your
Eyes!
They
Have
are Important
Hensall
Minstrels
And One Act Comedy
"AGE REBELS •
Produced by Special Arrangement
with Samuel French (Canada) Lim-
ited, Toronto, by local Talent.
Sponsored by THE. HENSALL
them Examined at Hess' ' !BRANCH of !the RED CROSS
To be Presented in the
TOWN HALL HENSALL
.... Thursday and Friday
April 18th and 19th
At 8.15 p.m.
Cast of 50. 8 End Men
SPECIALLY ACTS
ADMISSION 25c and 15c. Reserved
Seat section 10c extra. Plan of Hall
at Middleton's Drug Store
Jewelery Store
TUESDAY EVENING
by C. E. Zurbrigg,
Registered Optrometrist
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 - Hensall
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THE OLD SAYING:
`The Early Bird Catches the Worm'
IS TRUE!
With this Year's new samples... They are Won-
derful quality and Patterns, that can't be beat ,*
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The quantity is limited and the range is not as
large as other years due to war conditions. So we
advise you to snake your selection early for your
new suit as our range at $24.95 is second to none.
BE WISE AND CHOOSE
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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nnouncing!
That we have taken over the Blake Store Business
with complete Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Etc., Etc.
We take this opportunity in Soliciting the Public's
Patronage for which we.. greatly.. Thank., you in
advance.
Always a complete stock of fresh Groceries on hand
GIVE US A CALL!
Mt BLAKE STORE
Edmund Swartzentruber, Prop. Phone: 11-97