Zurich Herald, 1940-04-18, Page 1VOLUME 40, Na. `9
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 18, 940..
Patronize your local Merohant,
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABI.F. PRICES
C. E. Z u rbrig2
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 any Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R. O.
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
GODERICH — ONT.
Good Glasses at Reasonab.e Prices
BE'TY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
SEASON'S SPECIALS
Get Your Special nowt All Permanents Gearantee(1.
Specialty. Our Main Special, a Liigene, with a
tighter regular $7.50 for $5.00. Morning
every finger wave. Be sure to call
disappointed.
MRS. ED. GASCHO, Prop.
Crequinole
deeper wave
epecial only,
359 for
waves
and
free
appointment
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shampoo
and
Phone 159
curl
with
void
being
Zurich for Appointments,
to
it
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' x-
1938 PLYMOUTH COACH, Trunk, very choic,, Priced to sell
at the price you would -,ay fora 1936 Car.
19$6 CHEV. STAND. COACH, De T,ux without knee action.
•General It2otr �es.. Heater, new 1940 License.
x939_ DODGE DE LUX SF'..,AN, peeE4aot,4nsiao. -a,,4....a.4.,,'.L'l,,.im...,--,-
• Car takes on'_y .a 111.00 Livense (Like all Dodge Cars
1936 118 COACH, •a`runk, Hot Water Heater, Original Black
Finish
(3) 7 ;,.11..1030 Ford A. Coupes, with and without rumble seats
f7;1 1937 Chev. Stand. Coaches, without knee action, act now
7.933 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
1:929 Ford Coach $65.00. 1930 Ford Coach. $16,00
(2) 1927 Ford T. Coaches. 1933 Chev. 3 ton Truek
1928 Durant Sedan, new Tires and license $75.
Here is How You Save:—(1) No Finance Co. handles your Note
We Do. (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.
WAP D F R ITZ
WON There
EXETER — G'NT, •
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
The Hunchback o
Dame
Rates: $1..25 in Canada, in advance
• 31.50 in U.S.A., in advance
CHESTER L. SMITH, Publisher
lead your Home Paper
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Starring Charles Laughton, .Sir,
Cedric Hardwicket
March of Time. Canada a
War.
SIIOWING FOR 6 DAYS
ell'.'Witxner motored to Lon-
Sunday:
d'Mrs. Julius Thier were
.rvisitors at Kine.ardine
.'Clayton F. Palle of Dashwood
d on Zurich friends, Wednesday.
W. 13. Coxon and her mother.,
:ery Miller wore at London on
TECNICOLOR CARTOON
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
1 Stanley and Livingston
sty,
rr. Beery Eaters who spent the
pate two wee; at Thedford has re -
twined to Zurich.
t Starring; granter Tracy, and held lir. Jon lei` a cher roger of thea
Blind Line is t ,l:a,e ti<.atreent.3 in
S;t. `' Joseph's Hospital, London.
over
March of Time. Canada:*
War.
AND ADDED SHORT FEATURES
Under Ausp:ccs of Caven Presbyter-
ian Y.P.S.
DANCE RECITAL
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Presented by
Mrs. Russ. Broderick ..
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TOWN HALL - 'ZURICH.
.At 3 o'clock on
Sts. t:acl 3.irs. l'Iai t of I+onthill,
were r ^ent vi ito s at the home of
Mr. andftirs. Wrel Fritz.
A'-inumoer of the villager; attende d
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re,{.�:ea � eli:;t_c .et a�:slr.wood
Es rige.ical church lest week.
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• lira. IIa:r•tg r c who has been
sta ,lig with her sister, Mrs. Wm. T.'
'l;rL 'inner of the 14th Con. fr.r Inc t 'e winteh months, has ret;.re-•d to
her ,home in Lis totc.11.
4 r. z, ItuSai:l1 Ilraneoti vie Goshen
Hoeg, not th, has taken over term
he - urehesed from the J. A. Maes'>n
estate being Lot 20, South I3oandary
Concession, Township of f t.en•'.ey.
CoMe and see "Hc"e• Comes Charlie"
a 34Atst Comedy Play in the Tow 1
Saturday , May 4th. .ail, Zurich, on Wednesday evening,
silo
5 perfect diamonds
of flashing brilliance
in exquisite hand -
carved setting.
A: G. HESS
ristr
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And One Act Comedy
"AGE REBELS
Produced by Su .cal Arrangement
with iiu-nuei French (Canada) Lim-
ited, 'f uronto, by local Talent.
Sponsored by THE HENSALL
BRANCH of the REI) CROSS
To be Presented in the
TOWN HALL HENSALL
.... Thursday and Friday
April 18th and 19th
At 3.15 p.m.
Cast of 50. 8 End Merz
C1 ALLY ACTS
ADMISSI& v 25e.. and 15e. Reserved
Seat section 1'))c x L' i. Plan of Hall
t Lilt' ire ,on + Dreg Store
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 - Hensel],
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Carnation Milk, 16 -oz. tall, 2 tins
.15c
Texas grape fruit juices 2 -oz. 2 tins 19c
Peas and corn, 2 tins ...... i 9c
Maple Leaf Sahnon, halfs-lb. tin ..... ....• 23c
Rinso, large pkg. (2 Lifebuoy Soap) .....«.«.....-34c
Old English Floor wax, per tin .. :.73c
Olde Towne Raspberry and Strawberry jam, 35c
the real fruit, 32 -oz. at
Orange, lemon and Grapefruit rnarmalade ........29c
;Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes, 4 pkgs........,
5c
Break 0' Morn coffee, 1 -Ib. pkg. ,.. .35c
Ivory Snow, per pkg. ............................... 24c
Frilled Curtains, plain colors or cream with colored
patterns 95c to $1.95.
Silk Curtains ,t,.t.. 1.5O to 2.25
,', �tea...,;te•tataat„a.+a+y.ae+�.
J, 4V, MERNERlo
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acrobatic Tare en�ting a_ cast :o -f. PL11n s Acts.'' Admission` u5c an
wring tap, toe, ball " , •and
novelty dances, also music and read-. A -very enjoyable time Was sp:'rt
ings. Also featuring Tuck Sisters, last Tuesday evening at the Isom
acrobatic dances.
Admission: Adults 350. Students 25c.
Children under 12, 15c.
eeived the first for the men. Lunch
MORE PRODUCE NEEDED
Ottawa—The Doninion Bureau of was then served. .
Statistics 11;1 its bulletin dealt with.'
The local streets in town have
. the loss of Denmark as a. source of '
supply for bacon and other eommod- received their annual shaping up by
ities for te United Kingdom and said
i that ,Canada will be able to make tip
/ the loss in peet. In 1938, Denmark
' supplied the United Kingdom with
3.80,00.0,000 pounds of bacon, -which
that year, while Canada suppliedonly 148,000.,00.0 pounds. Canadianexport', vose to 186,000,000 in 1939,.alia awing the first quarter of 1,). Few of UF realize- the greet workhave been almost double those of thethaWAS 49" p..c.. of the total imports for
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Mr. and Nits. Hy. Flaxbard, when: g'
they entertained a number of their! t
friends to an airoplane bunco. iVTr'r.
Ear] 'Thiel received the first pr; -9
for the ladies and Earl Flaxharct i i-
name ,period last year.
Presentation
On Tuesday evening of last week
a vc ry happy event was enjoyed at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Eck-
stein of the Village, when some 30
friends and former neig'lbors of 'the
Bronson line, where Mi. and Mrs,
ck.•.cin had reeeided for many years,
met at their home for a social even-
ing
ven
ing and during the course of the ev-
eting a suitable. presentation was
made by Mr. Solomon 'I3eehler while
Mr. Mr. Anton Gingerieh read the follow-
ing address:
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Eckstein:
We trust tl you have. foot
given us for walking in on. you to-
night. We really could not help
We esteem you, our old neighbour,
so highly that we just had to have a
housewarming for your new home.
We are happy' to see you set'tilatl in
your fine home. 13y your many years
of !bawd, hard work you have earned
such a home and a comfortable re-
tiret»t-tn't.
We hope and prta.y that you both
will enjoy many healthful years here,
Before we depart for our homes we
are leaving with you a srnall. token of
our love. 1VI:ay it refried you every
week that ee to
drop ht often ttone—Your are to ` Oldr
Neigh-
bours.
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the big power grader. Also many ni
the Township roads. On. Monday the
big power: grader stantea on the' q
Zurich Road from. Hen-eall to St.ta
Joseph, and we are told thi:, roast i, •
much improved from the rough and s
almost impassable condition it has •
been in sinse spring came in.
RED CROSS NEWS
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thevRed YCross Society across Canada
Up to March 15th a total of 802 cas-
es of supplies have been furwaid'-d
to England for distribution to lied
Cross hospitals, and for Polish. Fin-
nish, and French relied. In addition
to rill this, the National Society her
epent $675,000. on the buildini and
;equipping of a Red Cross hospital at
Taplow in England.
NOTICE
WARNING --
Riding bicyoles en sidewalks in the
Village is strictly prohibited by by-
law. The Town Constable has been
instructed to pro e cute all persons
found guilty of this offense. Beed
t 1 i Warning! -r
OBITUARY
Died at Greendale, Mich -
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THE OLD SAYING:
'The r y Bird C fan the OW
IS TRUE!
With this Year's new samples.-.. They are Won-
derful quality and Patterns, that can't be beat
The quantity is limited and the range is not as
large as other years due to war conditions. So we
advise you to make your selection early for your
new suit as our range at $24.95 is second to none.
BE WISE AND CHOOSE EARLY
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EMBALMERS AND YUNFR.r11 DIRECTORS
-/-h.O C4 F.S C4'•1M.�a. aaa»q .. c. .rc, -
Word has boon roceived h=ire of the
pa tug 0-f Mrs. John Harniek (nee
Doth) of Greendale, Mich. She pass-
ed away at the home of her son
Boland on April 7th in her 87th yr.
;1110 was a former resident of Zurich
and was a daughter of one of Zur-
ich's pioneer families, 11r. and Mrs.
John Koch, well and favourably
known anti who lived on the 'Babylon
Line years ago. She was born in
(Germany on June 28, 1854 and et
the age of 14 came to Canada. Her
husband prod/Teased her 35 years a-
go. Bernick leaves to mourn her
loss, one daughter. Mrs. Leona Corn -
:ell of Greendale, Mich; two son.; Rn -
land of Greendale, Mich, and George
-of Ashley, Mich; 26 grandchildren.
.and 22 great grandchildren; tet o
ter., Mrs. Toseph 11Ieidingrr of Hen -
tall and. Mrs. Henry Weselon of Zur-
ich, The funeral service was held on
April 10th, from the home of her
son Roland, and then to Greendale
cemetery for interment.
Mrs. Joseph Mc idinger, Mra. 14. Lit-
tle and son Edward of Hensall and
iMrs. Jack Dale of Wilton Grove at-
tended the funeral of the tormer's
sister at Greendale, Mich.
?,1rs. Joseph litt.idinger of H nKall,
called on her sister Mrs. Hem'y W es-
t;n Orcler•
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AND SEE OUR NEW
Broadcloths, Prints, Aprons, and Housedresses
Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on hand
We have many New Lines of Hardware, Etc. just
arriving. A!ao many Harness Repairs.
- BE SURE AND VISIT OUR
BARGAIN COUNTER.
T E E %TOItI'
Edmund Swartzentru ber, Prop. Phone: 11-97